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

eprint in pamphlet form of Sorokin's Crisis of our age and Reconstruction
of humanity; an inquiry about French ri'ghts to Sorokin's
books; Keempees' request for an abridqed edition of Reconstruction
of humanity; ~orokin's belief that there is a market for his books
in France; Sorokin' s autobiographical note about the publ ication of
his works; and Sorokin's attempts to get a Dutch edition of The American
sex rev01 ution and Criminality and morality of ruling groups
publ is hed.
K-11 KISH, (sister) Fel icia. [December, 1956-January, 1958. 9 items; 1 enclo-
sure (excerpts from addresses at the Second World Conqress for the
~postolate of the Laity)] Correspondence re: Crisis and Sorokin's
other works.
K-12 KITA, Rei kichi . [January, 1950-March, 1958. 78 i tems; 13 enclosures
(copy of Kita's letter to Nichols re: contract tems; General Head-
quarters Circular re: publications; Kita's appeal against his purging;
letter granting translation rights; royalty monies; copies of letters
to Headquarters re: translators and translation rights; regulations
re: business activities in occupied Japan; Sorokin's letter to Kita
re: English translation of Zen article; and Preface to Russia and
United States for Japanese edition)] Correspondence re: Japanese
translations of Reconstruction of humanity, Crisis of our age, and
Russia and the U.S.; Kita's academic record; post-war Japan; arrange-
ments with the U.S. Occupational Force for translations and publica-
tion of Sorokin's works; Y. Watanabe's and J. Okamoto's involvement
in the translations; Kita's purging from the Diet and subsequent
reinstatement; political situation in Japan; Ki tats cultural and
political activities; Kita's paper on Zen and a1 truism; the state of
publishing in Japan; and notes for "How is altruism cultivated in Zen".
K-13 KITSELblAN, A1 va L. [December, 1948-February, 1950. 6 i tems] Correspond-
ence re: Kitselman's training and mental capacity and his interest
in assisting Sorokin in his study of integrated culture, training
and education; altruism; and his desire to be able to impart his
acquired knowledge to others. Also included is a letter from H.L.
McConkey re: Ki tselman's genius.
K-13a KLUWER, N. [October, 1950-February, 1957. 7 i tems] Correspondence
re: a request for copies of Sorokin's Altruistic love, The Recon-
struction of humanity, and Man in calamity; a request for information
about the work of the Research Center in Altruistic Intesration and
Creativity; publication of Dutch editions of Crisis of oGr age and-
the symposium volume Forms and techniques of a1 truistic and spiritual
growth.
K-14 ,4 .A. KNOPF. [January, 1934-May, 1952. 15 i tems] Correspondence re:
publ i cation of Dynamics ; Soroki n ' s request to quote from Spengler ' s
The decline of the West; Sorokin's works; and his comments on H.A.
Block's Disorganization: personal and social.