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M-21 MARTINDALE, Don. [September, 1963-Apri 1 , 1967. 7 i tems] Correspond-
ence re: a thank you note to Sorokin for his kind comments on Martin-
dale's article "Limits to the uses of mathematics in sociology";
congratulations to Sorokin for his election as President of the
American Sociological Association; Indian students doing graduate
work in the Minnesota Sociology Department; Martindale's favourable
comments on Sorokin's A long journey and Sociological theories of
today; a list of contributors to the March 1967 issue of the Annals
on national character; Martindale's acceptance of Sorokin' s article
for pub1 ication in the National character.
M-22 MASLOW, (Prof. ) A. H. [October, 1950-Apri 1 , 1962. 36 i tems] Correspond-
ence re: reprints of Maslow's studies; Maslow and Sorokin studying
similar problems, especially about self-sufficient persons; Sorokin's
willingness to publish a paper by Maslow if it fits the needs of
the Research Center; a request for Sorokin to report on his research
in love and a1 truism at Brandeis University; Sorokin's congratulations
to Maslow on his important book Motivation and personality; Maslow's
interests in being one of the founding members of the Harvard Research
Center in Altruistic Integration and Creativity; a draft of the
proposed constitution of the new international Association for
study and application of altruism; a list of people interested in
becoming members of the Harvard Research Center; a request for Mas-
low to attend the first organizational conference of the Research
Center; Maslow unanimously elected as a member of the Council of the
Society for Creative Altruism; a list of people interested in
creativeness, self, being, becoming, growth, self-actualization; a
thank you note for a reprint of Maslow's "A philosophy of psychology";
Maslow's attempts to make a synthesis of Freudian thought; a request
for Sorokin to prepare a paper on the problem "What do we know about
human values?"; a request for Sorokin to add one to two thousand
words to his Theory of Values; Sorokin's refusal to alter his
article "Integral theory of real i ty-value"; Maslow's attempt to seek
volunteer help and financial assistance for the Research Center; a
request for Sorokin to help in answering membership correspondence
for the Research Center; Maslow's contribution of $10.00 to the
Research Center; and a thank you note for a copy of Maslow's Towards
a psychology of being.
M-23 MASSACHUSETTS HORTICULTURE SOCIETY. [Apri 1 , 1954-January, 1958. 15
items] Correspondence re: three copies of the March 1954 issue of
tlorticul ture which contained the picture of Sorokin ' s garden sent
to him; a request for Sorokin to write a story about tlie growing
of his azaleas and rhododendrons; Soroki n' s inabi 1 i ty to attend the
Massachusetts Flower Show; Sorokin's thank you note for copies of
Horticulture and improvements in his article about gardening; compli-
about Sorokin's article; Sorokin's appreciation for the high
honour the Massachusetts Horticulture Society conferred upon him
and his garden; a request for R. Wyman to visit Sorokin's garden; a
request for Sorokin to have his garden open to members of the Society
on May 23-24, 1958.