Sorokin, Pitirim A. - Manuscripts and Papers - University Library ...

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c-10 CHIAPELLA, C. Parker. [March, 1943-November, 1951 . 8 i tems] Corres-
pondence re: the "scoring" of sociocultural processes; chronophoto-
cartography; and Chiapel la's proposed mechanical device for
historical analysis and synthesis.
c-11 CHILD AND FAMILY. [January, 1962-December, 1963. 11 i terns] Corres-
pondence re: Soroki n 's agreeing to serve on the magazine's advisory
board; reprinting of his "General theory of creativity"; and
comments re: Oscar Handlin's "Are colleges killing education".
C- 12 CHOATE SCHOOL. [August , 1957-November, 1958. 9 i tems] Correspondence
with Dr. S.C. Powell re: permission to use the graphs from Dynamics;
Powell's background and life; a published version of Choate student
discussions on the philosophy of history; tape-teaching project;
analysis of the language of student discussions; and an article in
Venture to windward by Powell.
C-13 CHRISTIANITY TODAY. [December, 1958-July, 1960. 20 i tems] Correspond-
ence re: the magazine's goals, circulation, etc; obscene and "risqu6"
literature; and Sorokin's "Demoralization of youth" and "The depth
of the crisis: American sex morality today" for the magazine.
I C-14 CHRISTOPHER PUBLISHING HOUSE. [August, 1938-September, 1951. 12 i terns]
Correspondence re: consideration of several of Sorokin's works for
publication by Christopher.
c-15 CIRTAUTAS, (Prof.) K. Claude. [March, 1955-June, 1961. 10 items; 1
enclosure (project out1 ine-for he ~merican-college girl )] correspondence
re: Cirtautas' The refugee and The American college girl;
a copy of Sorokin's preface for The refugee; and Sorokin's writings
and their translation.
C-16 CITIZENS' COUNCILS OF AMERICA*. [March, 1956-September, 1957. 9 i tems;
2 enclosures (W .'C. George's "The race problem" ; and Ben jani n' s
memorandum)] Correspondence re: Soroki n' s writings and his comments
on E.B. Benjamin's memorandum on race relations.
* formerly: Jackson Citizens' Council.
c-17 CITIZENS FOR DECENT LITERATURE. [January, 1957-June, 1962. 35 i terns;
10 enclosures (aims of the Association; Memorandum Opinion of Judge
S. Leis; announcement, programme, and clippings re: the Conference;
and J.H. Pollack's "What makes happy families happy?")] J.F. Saun-
der's "One pitch for purity" and "A scrawling on the wall "; Fight
newsstand filth; and correspondence re: obscene and pornographic
1 i terature; "Censorship bulletin" (August, 1958); invitation to
Sorokin to participate in a conference programme; information re:
the Association; Sorokin's travel arrangements; C .C. Zimmerman' s
and L.F. Cervante's theories on marriage and family; expansion of
the Association; and advertising.