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W-14 WE ISS-ROSMARIAN, Dr. Trude. [November, 1958-Apri 1 , 1959. 6 i terns]
,' Correspondence re: Weiss-Rosmarian ' s receipt of Sorokin ' s "The
mysterious energy of love"; Sorokin's receipt of a copjl of Weiss-
Rosmarian's Jewish survival; Weiss-Rosrnarian's request for informa-
tion about the activities of the Research Center in Creative
A1 truism; a request for a review copy of Sorokin's Social mobility
for the Jewish spectator.
- Society for Creative Altruism.
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W-15 WELLES, (Prof. ) C. B. [March, 1953-Apri 1 , 1964. 5 i terns] Correspond-
ence re: Sorokin's comments on Welles' obituary of Dr. Michael
Rostovtzeff; a copy of Sorokin's A long journey sent to Welles;
Sorokin's desc,ription of his family's work and activities.
W-16 WELLS, Charles A. [September, 1956-September, 1957. 14 i terns] Correspondence
re: Sorokin's interest in the newsletter Between the lines;
inquiries about the new Research Society for Creative Altruism;
We1 1 st application for membership in the new Research Society;
Sorokin's favourable comments about the items expressed in Between
the lines; Wells' comments on Sorokin's The ways and power of love;
an announcement of the First public Conference of the Research
W-17 WA-WE - GENERAL. [May, 1928-November, 1967. 11 2 i terns] Correspond-
ence re: a request for information in regard to Sorokin's project
investigating "Love as the only creative force" ; Sorokin's criticism
of the brief summary of Mr. Horton's work; H.J. Waldrop's interest
in obtaining a copyright on his Ph.D. thesis "A study of the major
theories of economic development and decl ine" ; a request for Sorokin ' s
definition of peace; Sorokin's definition of peace; questions about
Sorokin's system of philosophy and theory of cognition; a request for
Sorokin to comment on K. Wallace's paper "On Trigant Burrow's work";
a copy of Wallace's paper; Sorokin's criticism of Wallace's paper;
an invitation for Sorokin to participate in a group session on demo-
cratic motivations in the cold war at the 30th annual meeting of the
American Political Science Association; a request for Sorokin to
sign a petition for the release of Italian pacifists; a request for
biographical information about Sorokin; a request for a copy of
Sorokin's writing on the methodology of social studies; 0. Ward's
suggestions for fighting selfishness; application for membership in
the Research Society for Creative A1 trui sm; Rev. C. Warren ' s descri p-
tion of the racial problem in the church community of Birmingham; an
invitation for Sorokin to give three lectures on the types of
social theories which are bidding for men's allegiance at a confer-
ence of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark; Sorokin's decline of the
invitation; Sorokin's comments regarding psychotherapy and psycho-
analysis; Sorokin's comments on P. Howard's Britain and the beast;
a copy of the W.A.N.A. society bulletin (No. 5, September-October,
1944); a request for Sorokin to write a preface to B.C. Weakley's
Unfoldment affirmatives; Sorokin's refusal to write a preface for
Weakley; a request for Sorokin to arrange an invitation for Dr. E.