Sorokin

: Mr. Sorokin's Systems; This article is about Sorokin's method of thinking in relation to the functioning of society and the making of history and the division of society and culture into ""systems" of persons and things, agents and vehicles." Reprinted from the Journal of Modern History, XIV, No. 4, December, 1942

: P. Sorokin, L. von Wiese, C. Gini, Mrs. Wiese, Lena and others; P. Sorokin, L. von Wiese, C. Gini, Mrs. Wiese, Lena and others at the International Congress of Sociology at Mexico City in 1967.

: PI Gamma Mu News; Article published in PI Gamma Mu News about Charles Ellwood's review in Rural Sociology of Sorokin's Man and Society in Calamity [1942]

: Pitirim A. Sorokin : Social and Cultural Dynamics ( review); Review of Sorokin's book Social and Cultural Dynamics, vol. I, II & III. in Sociologicka Revue, no.1-2, 1938

: Review of Politics: Book Review; Crisis of Our Age reviewed in The Review of Politics vol. 4, no. 3, July 1942

: Revista Mexicana de Sociologica; Published in Revista Mexicana de Sociologica vol. IV, No. 1, August 1942

: Social and Cultural Dynamics (book review); Spengler explains Sorokins concerns, what he subscribes to and the implications of his analysis in Social and Cultural Dynamics. Southern Communications Journal, April, 1938

: Social and Cultural Dynamics (review); A review of Sorokin's Social and Cultural Dynamics and how his research relates to the law. The three volumes on the social and cultural dynamics released by Sorokin outlines a general theory of social process based on a multitude facts observed in all areas of social life. For legal sociology these results are only partial, but very important. Archives de Philosophie du droit et de sosiologie juridique, Nos 3-4, 1937

: Social and Cultural Dynamics (review); Review of Sorokin's Social and Cultural Dynamics is aimed at analyzing the patterns of human conduct and human accomplishments, organizing and viewing them as a whole. In the opinion of the reviewer Sorokin's work differs from his predecessors. Firstly the shear amount of material collected by Sorokin and his collaborators covering all fields of history and cultural development; secondly being aware of the weaknesses of his predecessors Sorokin avoids the same mistakes by not being bias, letting the facts speak fort themselves. In the reviewer's opinion Sorokin writes not as a philosopher or prophet, but as a sociologist aware of procedural problems and constantly checking; thirdly, he is systematic surveying the various types of human behaviors, establishing the changes in each field, how long they last and in what order they occur. He uses data as a point of departure unlike his predecessors, who used the data as an illustration. The reviewer predicts that this monumental study will serve as a source and guide for the student of the philosophy of history in years to come

: Sociologie et métaphysique/ Sociology and metaphysics; Several book reviews bound together in a red book entitled Sorokin Reviews (no.32), Sociology and Metaphysics has about a recent book by Elie Diaconide lecturer at the University of Amsterdam....., Review of Sorokin's Social and Cultural Dynamics in Revue Internationale de Sociologie, nos 1-11, January - February, 1938

: Sociologie generale; Review of Sorokin's book Social and Cultural Dynamics

: Sociologos : A Platonic Dialogue & Pseudo-sociologos: A Reply to Professor Goldenweiser; In place of a book review forf Social and Cultural Dynamics, the article is a dialogue between great thinkers Quetelet, Socrates,Comte; Haldane; Spencer,Weber, Einstein, Rembrandt, Leonardo, Indian Women, Mommsen, Anthropologist Incognita and Boas. Response by Sorokin entitled Pseudo-Sociologos : a reply to Professor Goldenweiser. Sorokin's answers to all Goldenweiser's criticisms. Journal of Social Philosophy, July, 1938.

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