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1956 | THE AMERICAN SEX REVOLUTION. An Extending horizons book. Boston: P. Sargent, 1956. 186p. |
1964 | THE BASIC TRENDS OF OUR TIMES. New Haven: College & University Press, 1964. 208p. |
1928 | CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES. Harper’s social science series. New York: Harper, 1928. Xxiii, 785p. |
1964 | CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES THROUGH THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Harper torch books. New York: Harper &* Row, 1964, c1956. Xx, 783p. |
1957 | THE CRISIS OF OUR AGE; THE SOCIAL AND CUTURAL OUTLOOK. A Dutton Everyman paperback, D10. New York: Dutton, 1957, c1941. 338p. |
1950 | EXPLORATIONIN ALTRUISTIC LOVE AND BEHAVIOR; A SYPOSIUM. Publications of the Harvard Research Center in Altruistic Integration and Creativity. Boston: Beacon Press, 1950. Viii, 353p. |
1965 | FADS AND FOIBLES IN MODERN SOCIOLOGY AND RELATED SCIENCES. Chicago: H. Regnery, 1965, c1956. Viii, 357p. |
1954 | FORMS AND TECHNIQUES OF ALTRUISTIC AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH; A SYMPOSIUM. Publications of the Harvard Research Center in Creative Altruism. Boston: Beacon Press, 1954. Xi, 476p. |
1950 | LEAVES FROM A RUSSIAN DIARY – AND THIRTY YEARS AFTER. Enl. Ed. Boston: Beacon Press, 1950. Ix, 346p. |
1963 | A LONG JOURNEY; THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PITIRIM A. SOROKIN. New Haven: College and University Press, 1963. 327p. |
1946 | MAN AND SOCIETY IN CALAMITY; THE EFFECTS OF WAR, REVOLUTION, FAMIN, PESTILENCE UPON HUMAN MIND, BEHAVIOR, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND CULTURAL LIFE. New York: Dutton, 1946, c1942. 352p. |
1959 | POWER AND MORALITY; WHO SHALL GUARD THE GUARDIANS? With Walter A. Lunden. An Extending horizons book. Boston: P. Sargent, 1959. 202p. |
1929 | PRINCIPLES OF RURAL-URBAN SOCIOLOGY. With C.C. Zimmerman. New York: Holt, 1929. |
1958 | THE RECONSTRUCTION OF HUMANITY. 1st ed. Bhavan’s book university, 54. Bombay: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 1958. 221 p. (Fist published Boston: Beacon Press, 1948) |
1944 | RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES. New York: Dutton, 1944. 253p. |
1951 | S.O.S.: THE MEANING OF OUR CRISIS. Boston: Beacon Press, 1951. Xi, 177p. |
1962 | SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DYNAMICS. New York: Bedminster Press, 1962, c1937-41. 4v. |
1959 | SOCIAL AND CUTURAL MOBILITY. Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1959. Xiii, 645p. (Containing complete reprints of SOCIAL MOBILITY and chapter V from volume IV of SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DYNAMICS); A Free Press paperback. New York: Free Press of Glenoe, 1964, c1959. Xiii, 645p. |
1927 | SOCIAL MOBILITY. New York: Harper, 1927. |
1950 | SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF AN AGE OF CRISIS. London: A. & C. Black, 1952. Xi, 345p. (First published Boston: Beacon Press, 1950) |
1954 | THE WAYS AND POWER OF LOVE. Templeton Foundation Press, 552 pages; reprinted in 2002 |
1963 | MODERN HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES. New York: Dover, 1963. Xi, 345p. (an unabridged and unaltered republication of SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF AN AGE OF CRISIS) |
1947 | SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND PERSONALITY: THEIR STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS; A SYSTEM OF GENERAL SOCIOLOGY. Harper’s social science series. New York: Harper, 1947. Xiv, 742p. |
1964 | SOCIOCULTURAL CAUSALITY, SPACE, TIME; A STUDY OF REFERENTIAL PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. Duke University Press. Sociological series. New York: Russell & Russell, 1964, c1943. Ix, 246p. |
1966 | SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES OF TODAY. New York: Harper & Row, 1966. Xi, 676p. |
1925 | THE SOCIOLOGY OF REVOLUTION. New York: H. Fertig, 1967. 428p. (Reprint of the 1925 ed.) |
1930 | A SYSTEMATIC SOURCE BOOK IN RURAL SOCIOLOGY. With C.C. Zimmerman and C.J. Galpin. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1930-1932. 3v. |
1939 | TIME-BUDGETS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR. With C.Q. Berger. Harvard sociological studies, v.2. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1939. xi, 204p. |
1967 | THE WAYS AND POWER OF LOVE. 1st Gateway ed. Chicago: H. Regnery, 1967, c1954. X, 323p. (Consists of the first fifteen chapters of the original work) |
1950 | Altruistic Love: A Study of American Good Neighbors and Christian Saints. Boston: Beacon Press, 1950. |
1941 | Crisis of Our Age. New York: Dutton, 1941. |
1975 | Hunger as a Factor in Human Affairs. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1975. |
1937 | Social and Cultural Dynamics. 3 vols. New York: American Book Co., 1937. |
1941 | Social and Cultural Dynamics. Vol. 4. New York: Bedminster Press, 1941. |
1913 | Prestuplenie i kara, podvig i nagrada: Sotsiologicheskij etyud ob osnovnykh formakh obschestvennogo povedeniya i morali.(Crime and Punishment: Service and Reward) 1914, St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Dolbysheva, (was issued in 1913). |
1915 | L. N. Tolstoi, kak filosof (Leo Tolstoi as a Philosopher). Moscow: isdatelstvo Posrednik, 1915. |
1917 | Problema sozialnago ravenstva (The Problem of Social Equality). St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Revoluzionnaia Mysl, 1917. |
1917 | Pracheshnaia Tchelovecheskikh dush (Laundry of Human Souls, science fiction). St. Petersburg: Ejemesiachnyi Journal, 1917. |
1919 | Uchebnik obschetj teorii prava (General Theory of Law). Iaroslavl: isdatelstvo Iaroslavskago Soyuza Koopcrativov: 1919. |
1920 | Obschedostupnuy uchebnik soziologit (Elements of Sociology). Iaroslavl: isdatelstvo Iaroslavskago Soyuza Kooperativov, 1920. |
1920 | Sistema soziologii, 2 vols. (A System of Sociology). St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Kolos, 1920. |
1921 | Golod kak factor (Hunger as a Factor). St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Kolos, 1921 (destroyed by the Soviet government). |
1922 | Sovremennoie sostoianie Rossii (Contemporary Situation of Russia). Praga: Kooperativnoie isdatelstvo, 1922. |
1923 | Populamuye ocherki sozialnoi pcdagogiki i politiki (Popular Essays in Social Pedagogics and Politics). Ujgorod: isdanie Komiteta delovodchikov i narodnoprosvetitelnukh rad Pod-karpatskoi Rusi, 1923. |
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1924 | “The new Soviet codes and Soveit justice,” Michigan law review, XXIII (Nov, 1924), 38-52. |
1925 | “American millionaires and multi-millionaires; a comparative statistical study,” Journal of social forces, III (May, 1925), 627-640. |
1925 | “Influence of the world war upon divorces,” Journal of applied sociology, (Nov-Dec, 1925), 131-134. |
1926 | “Changes in occupation and economic status of several hundreds of American famiies during four generations,” American Sociological Society, Publicatioins, XXXII (1926), 236-240. |
1926 | “Impoverishment and the expansion of governmental control,” American journal of sociology, XXXII (Sept, 1926), 206-216. |
1926 | “Monarchs and rulers; a comparative statistical study,” Social forces, IV (Sept, 1925; Mar, 1926), 22-35, 523-533. |
1926 | “Russian sociology in the twentieth century,” (German). “Die russische Soziologie im zwanzigsten Jahrhundert,” Jahrbuch fur Soziolgie, II (1926), 462-483. |
1926 | “Social mobility,” Journal of applied sociology, XI (Sept-Oct, 1926), 146-152. |
1927 | “Leaders of labor and radical movements in the United States and foreign countries,” American journal of Sociology, XXXIII (Nov, 1927), 382-411. |
1927 | “Pis’mo drugu o Rossii,” Bor’ba za Rossiiu/”La lute pour la Russie”, no 53 (nov. 26, 1927), 2-7. |
1927 | “Russian sociology in the twentieth century,” American Sociological Society, Publications, XXXI (1927), 57-69.;(In Simirenko, A., ed. Sovet sociology; historical antecendents and current appraisals. Chicago: 1966. P. 45-55) |
1927 | “Stratification sociale et eintelligence,” Revue international de sociologie, XXXV (sept-oct, 1927), 433-468. |
1927 | “A survey of the cyclical conception of social and historical processes,” Social forces, IV (Sept, 1927), 28-40. |
1928 | “Experiments zur Soziologie: uber die Intensitat gewisser in Handlungen und Worten zutage tretender Gesellungserscheinungen (Altruismus), im Zasammenhang mit sozialem Abstand,” Zeitschrift fur Volkerpsychologie und Soziologie, Jahrg. IV (Marz, 1928), 1-10. |
1928 | “Farmer leaders in the United States,” Social forces, VII (Sept, 1928), 33-45. |
1928 | Review of Geiger, T. Die Gestalten der Gesellung.Karlsruhe: 1928. “Theorie des Gesellschaftslebens,”Zeitschrift fur Volkerpsychologie und Soziologie, Jahrg. VI (Marz, 1930), 113-115. |
1928 | Revie of Institut Agraire International. Index bibliographique de la question agraire, Juil.-aout, 1928. |
1929 | “Die politische Einstellung der Farmer und Bauern,” with C.C. Zimmerman, Zeitschrift fur Volkerpsychologie und Soziologie, Jahrg. V (Marz, 1929), 1-25. |
1929 | “Some contrasts of contemporary European and American sociology: I, “ Social forces, VIII (Sept, 1929), 57-62. |
1930 | “An experimental study of efficiency of work under various specified conditions,” with M. Tanquist, M. Parten and Mrs. C.C. Zimmerman, American journal of sociology, XXXV (Mar, 1930), 765-737. |
1930 | “Bericht,” Zeitschrift fur Volkerpsychologie und Soziologie, Jahrg. VI (Marz, 1930), 123. |
1930 | “Sociology as a science,” (German). “Die Soziologie als Spezialwissenschaft,” Zeitschrift fur Volkerpsychologie une Soziologie, Jahrg. VI (Marz, 1930), 1-9.;(In Thurnwald, R., ed. Soziologie von heute. Leipzig: 1932. P.45-53) |
1931 | “Sociology as a science,” Social forces, X (Oct, 1931), 21-27. |
1932 | “Metabolism of the different strata of social institutions and intuitional continuity,” with C.A. Anderson, Metron, X (Sept. 15, 1932), 319-344.;(In International Congress for Studies on Population, 1st, Rome, 1931. Proceedings. Roma: 1933-1934. VIII, 119-147) |
1932 | “The principle of limits applied to problems of causal or functional relationship between societal variables and of the direction of social processes,” sociological Society of America, Publications, XXVI (Aug, 1932), 19-27. |
1933 | “Limits in social processes.” (In American Sociological Society. Social problems and social processes.” (In American Sociological Society. Social problems and social processes. Chicago: 1933. P.130-139) |
1933 | Review of Recent social trends in the United States: report of the President’s Research Committee on Social Trends. New York” 1933. “Recent social trends,” Journal of political economy, XLI (Apr., 1933), 194-210. |
1933 | “Studien zur Soziologie der Kunst, I,” Sociologus, IX (marz, 1933), 45-65. |
1935 | “The Course of Arabian intellectual development, 700-1300 A.D.; a study in method,” with R.K. Merton, Isis, XXII (Feb, 1935), 516-524. |
1936 | “The fluctuation of idealism and materialism in the Greco-Roman and European cultures from 600 B.C. to 1920 A.D.” With N.O. Lossky and I.I. Lapshin. (In Reine und angewandte Soziologie; eine Festgabe fur Ferdinand Tonnies. Leipzig: 1936. P.321-362) |
1936 | “Forms and problems of culture integration and methods of their sutyd,” Rural sociology, I (June, Sept, 1936), 121-141, 344-374. |
1936 | “Is accurate social planning possible?” American sociological review, I (Feb., 1936), 12-25. |
1937 | “Le concept d’equilibre est-il necessaire aux sciences socials,” Revue international de sociologie, XLIV (1937), 497-529. |
1937 | “Social time: a methodological and functional analysis,” with R.K. Merton, American journal of sociology, LII (Mar, 1937), 615-629. |
1938 | “A neglected factor of war,” American sociological review, III (Aug, 1938), 475-486. |
1939 | “Foreword”. (In lunden, W.A. the dymanics of higher education. Pittsburg: 1939. p.xi-xii) |
1939 | “Socio-cultural turned in Euro-American culture during the last hundred years.” (In A century of social thought. Durham, N.C.” 1939. P.303-321) |
1939 | “Tragic dualism of contemporary culture: its root and remedy.” P.90-106. (“A Sesquicentennial lecture given at Georgetown University, May 29, 1939. Sent for the Volume in honor of Professor In. Arn. Blaha.”) (In Sorokin studies, v.6); p.222-238. (In Sorokin studies, v.5); (In Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in t heir Relation to the Democratic Way of Life. Symposium, 1st, New York, 1940. Science, philosophy and religion. New York: 1941. P.90-119) |
1940 | “Foreword”. (In Tonnies, F. Fundamental concepts of sociology, New York: 1940. P.v-vii) |
1940 | Review of Toynbee, A.J. A study of history.” London: 1934-139. “Arnold J. Toynbee’s philosophy of history,” Journal of modern history, XII (Sept, 1940), 374-387. |
1941 | “Declaration of independence of the social sciences,” Social Science, XVI (July, 1941), 221-229. |
1941 | “Preface.” (In Ferreira, L.P. Von Wiese und die zeitgenoessische Beziehungslehre. Rio de Janeiro: 1941. P.5-6) |
1941 | Review of Horst, P. and others. The prediction of personal adjustment. New York: 1941. “A criticism of the prediction of personal adjustment,” American journal of sociology, XLVIII (July, 1941), 76-80. |
1941 | “Tragic dualism, chaotic syncretism, quantitative colossalism, and diminishing creativeness of the contemporary sensate culture,” American Catholic sociological review, (Mar, 1941), 1-22. |
1942 | “The cause and factors of war and peace,” American Historical Association, Report, III (1942), 83-95. |
1942 | “La influencia de las calamidades sobre la organizacion politica, economica y social,” Revista Mexicana de sociologia, vol. IV, no. 3 (1942), 7-32. |
1942 | Review of Alexander, F. Our age of unreason. Philadelphia: 1942. P.92-93. (In Sorokin studies, v.4) |
1942 | “There must be provisions for peaceful change.” (In Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Commission on a Just and Durable Peace. A righteous faith for a just an durable peace. New York: 1942. P.60-68) |
1943 | “The cause of war and conditions of a lasting peace.” (In Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life. Symposium, 4th, Columbia University, 1943. Approaches to World Peace. New York: 1944. P.88-109) |
1943 | “Remarks.” (In Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life. Symposium, 4th, Columbia University, 1943. Approaches to world peace. New York: 1944. P. 173m 485, 486-489, 678-680) |
1943 | Review of Wright, Q. A study of war. Chicago: 1942. “A study of war,” Ethics, LIII (Apr, 1943), 202-207. |
1943 | “Sociology and social research,” University review, (Summer, 1943), 250-254. |
1944 | “The conditions and prospects for a world without war,” American journal of sociology, XLIX (Mar, 1944), 441-449. |
1944 | “Sociocultural dynamics and evolutionism.”(Spanish). “Dinamica socio cultural y evolucionismo,” Revista Mexicana de sociologia, VI (mayo-agosto, 1944), 139-162. |
1944 | “Thesis on group tensions.” (In Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life. Symposium, 5th, Columbia University, 1944. Approaches to national unity. New York: 145. P.200-221); National Association of Deans of Women, Journal, (Jan., 1945), 51-54. |
1945 | “How Russia will look 25 years from now,” Sociometry, (May, 1945), 120-125. |
1945 | “El pluralism del alma empirica en el individuo y sus condiciones socials,” Revista Mexicana de sociologia, VII (set-dic, 1945), 307-329. |
1945 | “The roles of similarity and dissimilarty in social solidarity and antagonism,” (Portuguese). “O papel da semelhanca e dessemelhanca na solidariedade e antagonism sociais,” Servico social, (maco, 1945), 85-109. |
1945 | “Sociocultural dynamics and evolutionism.” (In Gurvitch, G. and W.E. Moore, eds. Twentieth century sociology: a symposium. New York: 1945. P.96-120. |
1945 | “The task of cultural rebuilding.” (in Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Institute for Religious and Social Studies. World order, edited by F.E. Johnson. New York: 1945. P.74-90) |
1945 | “War and post-war changes in social stratifications of the Euro-American population,” American sociological review, X (Apr, 1945), 294-303. |
1945 | “The world we shall live in.” (In Anderson, W.K, ed. Making the Gospel effective. Nashville, Tenn.: 1945. P.7-17) |
1947 | “The organized group (institution) and law norms.” (in Sayre, P., ed. Interpretations of modern legal philosophies. New York: 1947. P.668-695) |
1947 | “What is a social class?” (French). “Qu’est-ce qu’une classe sociale?’ Cahiers internationaux de sociologie, (1947), 57-86. |
1948 | “Mahatma Gandhi,” Vedanta quarterly, (Winter, 1948), 204-210. |
1948 | “Main methods, principles, and techniques of sociological research,” Sociology and social research, XXXIII (Sept-Oct, 1948), 4-7. |
1948 | “Rhine-Sorokin letters,” Journal of parapsychology, XII (Sept, 1948), 157-161.; (In Smith, Alson Jesse, ed The psychic source book. New York: 1951. P.410-414);(In Smith, Alson Jesse. Religion and the new psychology. 1st ed. Garden City, N.Y.: 1951. P.185-188) |
1948 | “Similarity and dissimilarity as factors of altruism,” Sociology and social research, XXXII (Mar-Apr, 1948), 776-781. |
1948 | “Theses on the effects of science, particularly social and humanistic sciences, upon international tensions and solidarity.” (In conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life. New York: 1948. P.106-115) |
1949 | “Concept, tests and energy of spontaneity-creativity,” Sociometry, XII (Feb-Aug, 1949), 215-224. (In Sociometry in France and the United States. New York: 1950. p.215-224. |
1949 | “Kristus har lart mig fyra stora ting…” (In Northrop, F.S.C. Ideological differences and world order. New Haven: 1949. P.429-441) |
1949 | “The real causes of the Russian-American conflict,” World affairs, III (new. Ser.) (April, 1949), 113-121. |
1949 | “Toynbee’s philosophy of history (In the pattern of the past: can we determine it? Boston: 1949. P.95-126) |
1950 | “Afflictive and hostile tendencies of college students.” (In his EXPLORATIONS IN ALTRUISTIC LOVE AND BEHAVIOR. Boston: 1950. P. 263-294) |
1950 | “Love: its aspects, production, transformation and accumulation.” (In his EXPLORTATIONS IN ALTRUISTIC LOVE AND BEHAVIOR. Boston: 1950. P.3-73) |
1950 | “Nine theses on war and peace.” (In Pling, P.N., ed. God and the nations. 1st ed. Garden City, N.Y.: 1950. P.106-128) |
1950 | “Notes on the friendly and antagonistic behavior of nursery school children.” With D.S. Gove. (In his EXPLORATIONS IN ALTRUISTIC LOVE AND BEHAVIOR. Boston: 1950. P.295-300) |
1950 | “Notes on the interdependence of philosophy and sociology,” Revue internationale de philosophie, no 13 (juil, 1950), 1-10. |
1950 | “Preface.” (In his EXPLORATIONS IN ALTRUISTIC LOVE AND BEHAVIOR. Boston: 1950. P.v-vi) |
1951 | “Amitology as an applied science of amity and unselfish love.” (In Specht, K.G., ed. Soziologische Forschung in unserer Zeit; ein Sammelwerk Leopold von Wiese zum 75. Geburtstag. Koln: 1951. P. 277-279) |
1951 | “Introduction.” (In Smith, A., ed. The psychic source book. New York: 1951. P.v-ix) |
1951 | “Polarization in frustration and crises,” Archiv fur Rechts – und sozialphilosophie, XXXIX (1951), 145-163. |
1951 | “Polarization in frustration and crises,” (Spanish). “Polarizacion en la frustracion y en las crisis,” Revista internacional de sociologia, ano IX (jul-set, 1951), 1-20. |
1952 | Review of Mannheim, K. Essays on the sociology of knowledge, edited by P. Kecskemeti. London: 1952. P.178-179. (In Sorokin studies, v.6) |
1953 | “El poder del amor creador.” (In Asociacion Mexicana de Sociologia Congreso Nacional de Sociologia, 4th, Mexico, 1953. Estudios sociologicos (sociologia de la educacion). Mexico: 1953. P.453+) |
1953 | “The power of creative love.” With R.C. Hanson. (In Montagu, A., ed. The meaning of love. New York: 1953. P.97-159) |
1953 | “The supraconscious in man’s mental structure, creativity, and cognition.” (Spanish). “El supraconsciente, su constutucion individual, creativedad y cognicion,” Revista internacional de socilogia, no. 41 (enero-marzo, 1953), 1-24. |
1953 | “What is a social class?” (In Bendix, R. and S.M. Lipset, eds. Class, status and power. Glencoe, Ill.” 1953. P.87-92) |
1954 | “Altruistic love.” (In Krich, A.M., ed. The anatomy of love. New York: 1960. P. 260-278) (From his WAYS AND POWER OF LOVE. Boston: 1954) |
1954 | “The case against sex freedom; a noted scientist’s warning,” This week, (Jan. 3, 1954), p.7+; (In Salisburry, R. Better language and thinking. New York: 1955. P.296-299) |
1954 | “Dynamics of interpersonal friendship and enmity.” (In his FORMS AND TECNIQUES OF ALTRUSTIC AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH. Boston: 1954. P.331-346) |
1954 | “Estructura mental y energies del hombre,” Revista Mexicana de sociologia, XIV (enero-abr., 1954), 43-66. |
1954 | “Preface.” (In his FORMS AND TECHNIQUES OF ALTRUISTIC AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH. Boston: 1954. P.v-viii) |
1954 | “Some activities of the Harvard Research Center in Creative Altruism,” Journal of human relations, II (Spring, 1954), 12-17. |
1954 | Studies of the Harvard Research Center in Creative Altruism. 1954. 8p. |
1954 | Studies of the Harvard Research Center in Creative Altruism. (French). “Les travaux du Centre de Recherches de Harvard sur l’Altruisme Createur,” Cahiers internationaux de sociologie, (1954), 92-103. |
1954 | “The supraconscious in man’s mental structure, creativity, and cognition.” (In Scritti di sociologia e politca in onore di Luigi Sturzo. Bologna: 1953-1954. III, 387-416); (In Singh, B., ed. The frontiers of social science. London: 1957. P.373-391) |
1954 | “The supraconscious in man’s mental structure, creativity, and cognition.”(Spanish). “Lo supraconsciente en la estructura mental del hombre, la actividad creadora y el conocimiento,” Revista Mexicana de sociologia, XIV (enero-abr, 1954), 67-97. |
1954 | “Tragedy and transcendence of tribal altruism.” (In Kapadia, K.M, ed. Professor Ghurye felicitation volume. Bombay: 1954. P.58-65) |
1955 | “Testomania,” Harvard educational review, (Fall, 1955). |
1956 | “El culto modern a la ‘fisica social ‘y a la ‘mecanica mental’.” (In spain. Consejo superior de Investigaciones Cientificas. Instituto Balmes de Sociologia. Estudios sociologicos internacionales. Madrid: 1956. I, 619-647. |
1956 | “From tribal egoism to universal altruism.” (In Human relations and international obligations; a report of the Unesco-Indian Philosophical Congress symposium. Mysore: 1956. P.161-218) |
1956 | “Remarks on J.L. Moreno’s ‘Theory of spontaneity-creativity.” (In Moreno, J.L., ed. Sociometry and the science of man. New York: 1956. P.118-126) |
1956 | “Toynbee’s philosophy of history.” (In Montagu, A., comp. Toynbee and history. Boston: 1956. P. 172-190) |
1956 | “Testomania,” (Japanese). Americana, II (Aug, 1956), 31-43. |
1956 | “This is my faith.” (In Cole, S.G. this is my faith. New York: 1956. P.212-227) |
1957 | “The fine arts in the college curriculum,” Association of American Colleges, Bulletin, XLIII (Mar, 1957), 23-39 |
1957 | “Foreword”. (In Cirtautas, C.K. The refugee. Boston: 1957. P.9-10) |
1957 | “Foreword”. ( In Tonnies, F. Community & society. East Lansing: 1957. P.ix-x); (New York: 1963. P. vii-viii) |
1957 | “A philosopher of love at Harvard: Integralism is my philosophy.” 1st ed. New York: 1957. P.178-189) |
1957 | “The power of your intuition.” (In Kinnear, W.H., ed. The creative powerin mind. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: 1957. P.211-218) (From his THE WAYS AND POWER OF LOVE. Boston: 1954) |
1957 | Review of Siu, R.G.H. The Tao of science: and assay on Western knowledge and Eastern wisdom. New York: 1957. American Association of Political and Social Science, Annals, p.146. |
1958 | “The mysterious energy of love,” Main currents in modern thought, XV (Sept, 1958), 1-7.; Vedanta and the West, no. 136 (1959), 7-20.; Science of mind, XXXII (Nov, 1959), 3-7; (In Akten des XVIII. Internationalen Soziologenkongresses (Nurnberg, 1958). 1960. I, 87-123) |
1958 | “Physicalist and mechanistic school.” (In Roucek, J.S., ed. Contemporary sociology. New York: 1958. P.1127-1176) |
1958 | “What is a social class?” (Spanish). “Que es una clase social?” (In Chile. Universidad, Santiago. Instituto de Sociologia. Antologia sobre estratificacion social. Santiago, Chile: 1958. P.263-293) |
1958 | ‘Yoga and man’s transfiguration,” Bhavan’s journal, V (No. 2, 1958), 111-120 |
1959 | “Comment.” (In Standal, S.W. and R.J. Corsini, eds. Critical incidents in psychotherapy. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: 1959. P.22-23) |
1959 | “Forward from the Society.” (in Maslow, A.H., ed. New knowledge in human values. 1st ed. New York: 1959. p.xi-xiv) |
1959 | “Love – the most effective force in the world.” (In Peale, N.V., ed. Guideposts to a stronger faith. Carmel, N.Y.: 1959. P. 269-270) |
1959 | “The new supersensory superrational man,” Fate, XII (Apr, 1959), 56-64. |
1959 | “The powers of creative unselfish love.” (In Masloow, A.H., ed. New knowledge in human values. 1st ed. New York: 1959. P.3-12) |
1959 | “Rely to Professor Weisskopf.” (In Maslow, A.H, , ed. New knowledge in human values. 1st ed. New York: 1959. P.224-232) |
1959 | “Social and cultural dynamics.” (In Bierstedt, R., ed. The making of society. Rev. ed. New York: 1959. P.463-481) |
1959 | “Sociology among the social sciences.” (In Timasheff, N.S., P.W. Facey and J.C. Schlereth. General sociology. Milwaukee: 1959. P.18-21) (From his SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND PERSONALITY. New York: 1947. P.311-318) |
1960 | “How are sociological theories conceived, developed and validated?” Social science, XXXV (Apr, 1960), 78-91. |
1960 | “How are sociological theories conceived, developed and validated?” (Spanish). “Como se conciben, se desarrollan y se valuan las teorias sociolgicas?” Revista internatcional de sociologia no. 65 (enero-marzo, 1959), 1-19. |
1960 | The integral yoga of Sri Aurobindo (1872-1951).” (In Chaudhuri, H. and F. Spiegelberg, eds. The integral philosophy of Sri Aurobindo. London: 1960. P.205-212) |
1960 | “Mutual convergence of the United States and the U.S.S.R. to the mixed sociocultural type.” (German). “Soziologische und kulturelle Annaherungen zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und der Sowjetunion,” Zeitschrift fur Politik, Jahrg. VII (n.F.) (1960), 341-370. |
1960 | “Three basic trends of our items; the factors which are creating a new world culture,” Main currents in modern thought, XVI (Jan, Mar, 1960). |
1961 | “Extracts from two letters translated from the Russian and published with Dr. Sorokin’s permission.” (In head, J. and S.L. Cranston, eds. Reincarnation. New York: 1961. P.230-231. |
1961 | “General theory of creativity.” (In Syracuse University. Symposium Conference on Creative Arts Education. Creativity and psychological health, edited by M.F. Andrews. Syracuse, N.Y: 1961. P.1-12) |
1961 | “Love, altruistic.” (In Ellis, A. and A. Abarbanel, eds. The encyclopedia of sexual behavior. New York: 1961. P. 641-645) |
1961 | “Mutual convergence of the United States and the U.S.S.R. to the mixed sociocultural type.” (Spanish). Mutua convergencia de Estados Unidos y la URSS. Hacia un tipo socio cultural intermedio. Mexico: B. Costa-Amic, 1961. 155p. (In Same volume: En busca de un sistema integral de sociologia) |
1961 | “Physicalist and mechanistic school.” (Spanish). “La escuela fisicalist y la escuela mecanicista en sociologia,” Revista Mexicana de sociologia, vol. XXII, no. 3 (1961), 893-945. |
1961 | “The principle of immanent change.” (In Parsons, T., ed. Theories of society. New York: 1961. II, 1311-1321) |
1961 | “A quest for an integral system of sociology.” (In Memoire du XIXe Congress International de Sociologie. Mexico: 1961. III, 1-36) |
1961 | “A quest for an integral system of sociology.” (Spanish). En busca de un sistema integral de sociologia. Mexico: B. Costa-Amic, 1961. 155p. (In same volume: Mutua convergencia de Estados Unidos y la URSS. Hacia un tipo socio cultural intermedio) |
1961 | “Social stratification.” (In Parsons, T. and others. Theories of society. New York: 1961. I, 570-573) |
1961 | “Variations on the Spencerian theme of militant and industrial types of society,” Social science, XXXVI (Apr, 1961), 91-99. |
1962 | “The factor of creativity in human history,” Main currents in modern thought, (May-June, 1962), 99-104.; (In Unnithan, T.K.N., I. Deva and Y. Singh, eds. Towards a sociology of culture in India. New Delhi: 1965. P. 81-93) |
1962 | “Foreword.” (In Cairns, G.E. Philosophies of history. New York: 1962. P.v-vi) |
1962 | “The not-so-ugly Americans,” Rotarian, (Mar, 1962), 38-40/10-12/. |
1962 | “Practical influence of ‘impractical’ generalizing sociological theories,: Sociology and social research, XLVII (Oct., 1962), 34-44.;(In Motwani, K., ed. A critique of empiricism in sociology. Bombay, New York: 1967. P.1-15) |
1962 | “Theses on the role of historical method in the social sciences.” (In World Congress of Sociology, 5th. Transactions. Washington: 1962. I, 235-254) |
1962 | “Three basic trends of our items; the factors which are creating a new world culture,” (In Spain). Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas. Instituto Balmes de Sociologia. Estudios Sociologicos internatcionales. Madrid: 1962. II, 587-624) |
1963 | “Creative altruism.” (In Gammon, R., ed. Faith is a star. New York: 1963. P. 75-78) |
1963 | “Creativity in human history,” Sociologia internationalis, Bd. I, Heft 1 (1963), 55-66. |
1963 | “Creativity in human history,” (Spanish). “El factor de la creacion en la historia de la humanidad,” Boletin uruguayo de saociologia, ano III (agosto, 1963), 81-95. |
1963 | “The techniques of other yogas and the integral yoga of Sri Aurobindo.” (In Das, P.C., comp. Vivekananda: the cosmic conscience. 1963. P.202-207) |
1963 | “Three basic trends of our items; the factors which are creating a new world culture,” (In Seminar on Social Research in National Development, Academy for Rural Development, Peshawar, 1963. Social research in national development. Peshawar: 1963. P. 17-58) |
1963 | “Three basic trends of our items; the factors which are creating a new world culture,”Vedanta and the West, no. 139, 7-19. |
1964 | “The active ideational culture mentality.” (In Scheider, L., ed. Religion, culture and society. New York: 1964. P. 248-252) |
1964 | “American sex revolution.” (In Schur, E.M., ed. The family and the sexual revolution. Bloomington: 1964. P. 149-154) (From his AMERICAN SEX REVOLUTION. Boston: 1956. P. 14-18; 131-134. |
1964 | “Comment la civilization se transforme. Petite bibliotheque sociologique international. Paris: M. Riviere, 1964. 248p. (From his SOCIAL AND CULTURAL MOBILITY. New York: 1959. P. 549-640) |
1964 | “The degradation of culture by masses.” (in Schneider, L., ed. Religion, culture and society. New York: 1964. P.252-253) |
1964 | “Differentiation of population into multibonded groups.” (In Simpson, R.L. and I.H. Simpson. Social organization and behavior: a reader in general sociology. New York: 1964. P.6-11) |
1964 | “Foreword.” (In Akilananda, Swami. Modern problems and religion. Boston: 1964. P.7-10) |
1964 | “Preface.” (In International Congress for the Comparative Study of Civilizations, 1st, Salzburg, 1961. The problems of civilizations. The Hague: 1964. P.5-6) |
1965 | “Foreword.” (In Chaudhuri, H. Integral yoga. London: 1965. P.11) |
1965 | “Sociology of yesterday, today and tomorrow,” American sociological review, XXX (Dec, 1965), 833-843. |
1966 | “The crisis of our age.” (In Yogendra, Shri. Yogo in modern life. 1st ed. Bombay: 1966. P. 82-97) |
1966 | “Diversity and unity in sociology.” (In World Congress of Sociology, 6th, Evain, 1966. Transactions. Geneve: 1966. I, 49-64) |
1967 | “The essential characteristics of the Russian nation in the twentieth century,” American Academy of Political and Social Science, Annals, CCCLXX (Mar., 1967), 99-115. |
1967 | “Grudzuge unsere Zeit.” (In Schwarz, R., ed. Menschliche Existenz und modern Welt. Berlin: 1967. II, 132-149. |
1967 | “Reasons for socio-cultural change and variable recurrent processes.” (In Moore W.E. and R.M. Cook, comps. Readings on social change. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: 1967. P. 68-80) |
nd | “Arbeitsleistung und Entlohnung (Experimentelle Untersuchungen bei Kindern im Alter von 3-4 und von 13-14 Jahren),” Kolner Viertel jahrshefte fur Soziologie, Jahrg. VII, Heft 2, 186-198. |
nd | “Arnold J. Toynbee’s philosophy of history.” |
nd | “Besinggung und Zukunft.” P.3-15. (In Sorokin studies, v.5) |
nd | “Call for sane sex order,” Bhavan’s journal. (Complete bibliographic listing in collection catalogue) |
nd | “Vivilization (and Toynbee) on trial.” |
nd | “A critical note from Pitirim A. Sorokin.” |
nd | “Discussion.” (In Mareno, J.L. Pschodrama,…foundations of psychotherapy. Beacon, N.Y. p.163-164). |
nd | L’etat actuel de la Russie. Torino: “Vox Populorum”. 90p. |
nd | “Life-span, age-composition, and mortality of social organizations,” Mensch en maatschappij, jaarg. IX, nr. 1-2, 69-85. |
1964 | “Mutual convergence of the United States and the U.S.S.R. to the mixed sociocultural type.” (In Memoire du XIXe Congres International de Sociologie. Mexico: 1964. III, 1-46) |
nd | Review of Rocker, R. nationalism and culture. “A critical note from Pitirim A. Sorokin,” Rocker Publications Committee, Advertising letter, p.13. |
nd | Review of Toynbee, A.J. Civilization on trial. New York. “Civilization (and Toynbee) on trial,” Unitarian horizons, p.8. |
nd | “The roles of similarity and dissimilarty in social solidarity and antagonism,” Journal of legal and political sociology, p.34-55. |
nd | “Social dynamics (syllabus).” 156. |
nd | “Social mobility,” (German). “Soziale Bewegungsvorgange,” Kolner Vierteljahrshefte fur Soziologie, Jahrg. VI, Heft 2, 146-152. |
nd | “Sociology of yesterday, today and tomorrow,” (Spanish). “Sociologia de ayer, ayer, hoy y manana,” Revista interamericana de sociologia, p.13-34. |
nd | “Teorias sociologicas de la actualidad,” Revista interamericana de sociologia, vol. I, no. 1, 85-100. |
nd | “Theses on integrated education,” p.31-32. (Bound with Wilson, A.S. “Implication of Sorokin’s theses.”) (In Sorokin studies, v.6) |
nd | “Theses on the mutual influence of the natural and the social sciences upon each other.” (In Studi in onore di Corrado Gini. Roma. II, 455-469)) |
1933 | Topics of the pro-seminar in sociology, 1932-33. |
nd | “Toynbee’s philosophy of history.” |
nd | “The western religion and morality of today,” Internationales Jajrbuch fur Religionssoziologies, p.9-49. |
1923 | Soziologie in Rubland // Kolner Vierteljahrshefte fur Soziologie.-J.3, Н.1.-S.92-93. |
Year |
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1956 | US | THE AMERICAN SEX REVOLUTION. An Extending horizons book. Boston: P. Sargent, 1956. 186p. |
1964 | US | THE BASIC TRENDS OF OUR TIMES. New Haven: College & University Press, 1964. 208p. |
1997 | Russia | SOROKIN, P. A., & VASILʹEVA, T. S. (1997). Glavnye tendent︠s︡ii nashego vremeni. Moskva, "Nauka". |
1928 | US | CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES. Harper’s social science series. New York: Harper, 1928. Xxiii, 785p. |
1975 | Turkey | SOROKIN, P. A., & ÖYMEN, M. R. (1975). Çağdaş sosyoloji teorileri. İstanbul, M.Münir Raşit Öymen. [CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES] |
1964 | US | CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES THROUGH THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Harper torch books. New York: Harper &* Row, 1964, c1956. Xx, 783p. |
1957 | US | THE CRISIS OF OUR AGE; THE SOCIAL AND CUTURAL OUTLOOK. A Dutton Everyman paperback, D10. New York: Dutton, 1957, c1941. 338p. |
1950 | US | EXPLORATIONIN ALTRUISTIC LOVE AND BEHAVIOR; A SYPOSIUM. Publications of the Harvard Research Center in Altruistic Integration and Creativity. Boston: Beacon Press, 1950. Viii, 353p. |
1965 | US | FADS AND FOIBLES IN MODERN SOCIOLOGY AND RELATED SCIENCES. Chicago: H. Regnery, 1965, c1956. Viii, 357p. |
1954 | US | FORMS AND TECHNIQUES OF ALTRUISTIC AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH; A SYMPOSIUM. Publications of the Harvard Research Center in Creative Altruism. Boston: Beacon Press, 1954. Xi, 476p. |
1950 | US | LEAVES FROM A RUSSIAN DIARY – AND THIRTY YEARS AFTER. Enl. Ed. Boston: Beacon Press, 1950. Ix, 346p. |
1963 | US | A LONG JOURNEY; THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PITIRIM A. SOROKIN. New Haven: College and University Press, 1963. 327p. |
1946 | US | MAN AND SOCIETY IN CALAMITY; THE EFFECTS OF WAR, REVOLUTION, FAMIN, PESTILENCE UPON HUMAN MIND, BEHAVIOR, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND CULTURAL LIFE. New York: Dutton, 1946, c1942. 352p. |
1959 | US | POWER AND MORALITY; WHO SHALL GUARD THE GUARDIANS? With Walter A. Lunden. An Extending horizons book. Boston: P. Sargent, 1959. 202p. |
1929 | US | PRINCIPLES OF RURAL-URBAN SOCIOLOGY. With C.C. Zimmerman. New York: Holt, 1929. |
1958 | India | THE RECONSTRUCTION OF HUMANITY. 1st ed. Bhavan’s book university, 54. Bombay: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 1958. 221 p. (Fist published Boston: Beacon Press, 1948) |
1952 | Germany | DIE WIEDERHERSTELLUNG DER MENSCHENWURDE. Frankfurt am Main: J. Henrich, 1952. 245p. [THE RECONSTRUCTION OF HUMANITY] |
1961 | India | Rajghat: Akhil Bharat, 1961. 308p. [Rajghat: Akhil Bharat, 1961. 308p.] |
1951 | Japan | [THE RECONSTRUCTION OF HUMANITY.] Tokyo: Bungei-Shunju-Shinsha, 1951. 339p. |
1953 | Norway | MENNESKEHETENS GJENREISNING. Oslio: O. Norlis, 1953. 195p. [THE RECONSTRUCTION OF HUMANITY.] |
1944 | US | RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES. New York: Dutton, 1944. 253p. |
1946 | Portugal | RUSSIA E ESTADOS UNIDOS. Sao Paulo: Editora Universitaria, 1946. Viii, 276p. [RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES] |
2006 | US | Russia and the United States By Pitirim Sorokin, Pitirim Aleksandrovich Sorokin, Edward A. Tiryakian; Transaction Publishers; 2006; 253 pp [REPRINT] |
1951 | US | S.O.S.: THE MEANING OF OUR CRISIS. Boston: Beacon Press, 1951. Xi, 177p. |
1962 | US | SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DYNAMICS. New York: Bedminster Press, 1962, c1937-41. 4v. |
1962 | Spain | DINAMICA SOCIAL Y CULTURAL. Ed. Abreviada. Coleccion biblioteca de cuestiones actuales. Madrid: Instituto de Estudios Pliticos, 1962. 2v. [SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DYNAMICS] |
1959 | US | SOCIAL AND CUTURAL MOBILITY. Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1959. Xiii, 645p. (Containing complete reprints of SOCIAL MOBILITY and chapter V from volume IV of SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DYNAMICS); A Free Press paperback. New York: Free Press of Glenoe, 1964, c1959. Xiii, 645p. |
1927 | US | SOCIAL MOBILITY. New York: Harper, 1927. |
1933 | China | [SOCIAL MOBILITY] Shanghai: World Book, 1933. 617p. |
1965 | Italy | LA MOBILITA SOCIALE. Milano: Edizioni di Comunita, 1965. Xliii, 643p. [SOCIAL MOBILITY] |
1956 | Mexico | ESTRATIFICACION Y MOBILIDAD SOCIAL. Mexico: Instututo de Investigaciones Sociales de la Universidad Nacional, 1956. Xiii, 560p. [SOCIAL MOBILITY] |
2005 | Russia | SOROKIN, P. A., & SAPOV, V. V. (2005). (Social Mobility) Sot︠s︡ialʹnai︠a︡ mobilʹnostʹ. Moskva, Akademii︠a︡ |
1950 | GB | SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF AN AGE OF CRISIS. London: A. & C. Black, 1952. Xi, 345p. (First published Boston: Beacon Press, 1950) |
1953 | Germany | KULTURKRISE UND GESELLSCHAFTSPHILOSOPHIE; MODERNE THEORIEN UBER DAS WEDEN UND VERGEHEN VON HULTUREN UND DAS WESEN IHRER KRISEN. Sammlung die Universitat, Bd. 42. Stuttgart: Humboldt, 1953. 374p. [SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF AN AGE OF CRISIS] |
1954 | Spain | LAS FILOSOFIAS SOCIALES DE NUESTRA EPOCA DE CRISIS; EL HOMBRE FRENTE A LA CRISIS. Coleccion literaria. Madrid: Aguilar, 1954. 426p. [SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF AN AGE OF CRISIS] |
1963 | US | MODERN HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES. New York: Dover, 1963. Xi, 345p. (an unabridged and unaltered republication of SOCIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF AN AGE OF CRISIS) |
1947 | US | SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND PESONALITY: THEIR STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS; A SYSTEM OF GENERAL SOCIOLOGY. Harper’s social science series. New York: Harper, 1947. Xiv, 742p. |
1962 | Japan | Tokyo: 1962. 271p. [SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND PESONALITY:..] |
1960 | Spain | SOCIEDAD, CULTURA Y PERSONALIDAD: SU ESTRUCTURA Y SU DINAMICA; SISTEMA DE SOCIOLOGIA GENERAL. Biblioteca cultura e historia. Madrid: Aguilar, 1960. Xxxi, 1122p. [SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND PESONALITY] |
1964 | US | SOCIOCULTURAL CAUSALITY, SPACE, TIME; A STUDY OF REFERENTIAL PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE. Duke University Press. Sociological series. New York: Russell & Russell, 1964, c1943. Ix, 246p. |
1966 | US | SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES OF TODAY. New York: Harper & Row, 1966. Xi, 676p. |
1925 | US | THE SOCIOLOGY OF REVOLUTION. New York: H. Fertig, 1967. 428p. (Reprint of the 1925 ed.) |
1930 | US | A SYSTEMATIC SOURCE BOOK IN RURAL SOCIOLOGY. With C.C. Zimmerman and C.J. Galpin. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1930-1932. 3v. |
1939 | US | TIME-BUDGETS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR. With C.Q. Berger. Harvard sociological studies, v.2. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1939. xi, 204p. |
1967 | US | THE WAYS AND POWER OF LOVE. 1st Gateway ed. Chicago: H. Regnery, 1967, c1954. X, 323p. (Consists of the first fifteen chapters of the original work) |
1976 | US | The ways and power of love, or, The lost power of love. Montclair, N.J., Pelton Pub. Corp. [Reprint] |
1975 | China | [THE WAYS AND POWER OF LOVE]Sorokin, Pitirim Aleksandrovich. Chuang zao di ai. Taibei: Shi bao wen hua chu ban shi ye you xian gong si, 1975. |
1913 | Russia | Prestuplenie i kara, podvig i nagrada: Sotsiologicheskij etyud ob osnovnykh formakh obschestvennogo povedeniya i morali.(Crime and Punishment: Service and Reward) 1914, St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Dolbysheva, (was issued in 1913). |
1915 | Russia | L. N. Tolstoi, kak filosof (Leo Tolstoi as a Philosopher). Moscow: isdatelstvo Posrednik, 1915. |
1917 | Russia | Problema sozialnago ravenstva (The Problem of Social Equality). St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Revoluzionnaia Mysl, 1917. |
1917 | Russia | Pracheshnaia Tchelovecheskikh dush (Laundry of Human Souls, science fiction). St. Petersburg: Ejemesiachnyi Journal, 1917. |
1919 | Russia | Uchebnik obschetj teorii prava (General Theory of Law). Iaroslavl: isdatelstvo Iaroslavskago Soyuza Koopcrativov: 1919. |
1920 | Russia | Obschedostupnuy uchebnik soziologit (Elements of Sociology). Iaroslavl: isdatelstvo Iaroslavskago Soyuza Kooperativov, 1920. |
1994 | Russia | SOROKIN, P. A., SAPOV, V. V., & SOROKIN, P. A. (1994). Obshchedostupnyĭ uchebnik sot︠s︡iologii ; Statʹi raznykh let. Sot︠s︡iologicheskoe nasledie. Moskva, Nauka.Reprint in Russian |
1920 | Russia | Sistema soziologii, 2 vols. (A System of Sociology). St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Kolos, 1920. |
1921 | Russia | Golod kak factor (Hunger as a Factor). St. Petersburg: isdatelstvo Kolos, 1921 (destroyed by the Soviet government). |
2003 | Russia | SOROKIN, P. A. (2003). Golod kak faktor: vlii︠a︡nie goloda na povedenie li︠u︡deĭ, sot︠s︡ialʹnui︠u︡ organizat︠s︡ii︠u︡ i obshchestvennui︠u︡ zhiznʹ. Moskva, Academia. Reprint in Russian |
1922 | Russia | Sovremennoie sostoianie Rossii (Contemporary Situation of Russia). Praga: Kooperativnoie isdatelstvo, 1922. |
1923 | Russia | Populamuye ocherki sozialnoi pcdagogiki i politiki (Popular Essays in Social Pedagogics and Politics). Ujgorod: isdanie Komiteta delovodchikov i narodnoprosvetitelnukh rad Pod-karpatskoi Rusi, 1923. |
2020 | Russia | Сорокин П. А. С65 Современные социологические теории (включая первую четверть ХХ столетия) / Пер. и сост. А.К. Конюхова и В.В. Сапова; вступ. ст. и коммент. В.В. Сапова. – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2020. – 912 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) - vol.9 - SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES OF TODAY. |
2019 | Russia | Сорокин П. А. С65 Сочинения: 1919–1923 / Сост., подгот. текста, вступ. cт. и коммент. В.В. Сапова. – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2019. – 848 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) EARLY WRIITINGS 1919 - 1923 |
2019 | Russia | Сорокин П. А. С 72 Популярные очерки теории права, социологии и социальной педагогики / Сост., подгот. текста, вступ. cт. и коммент. В.В. Сапова. – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2019. – 592 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) |
2018 | Russia | Сорокин П.А. С65 Кризис нашего времени. Россия и Соединенные Штаты / Сост., подгот. текста, вступ. cт. и коммент. В.В. Сапова. – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2018. – 640 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) RUSSIA AND UNITES STATES; CRISES OF OUR AGE |
2017 | Russia | Сорокин П. А. С65 Прачечная человеческих душ: Художественные произведения. 1907–1923 / Сост., подг. текста, вступ. ст. и коммент. В.В. Сапова и М.В. Ломоносовой. – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2017. – 512 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) LAUNDRY OF HUMAN SOULS |
2015 | Russia | Сорокин П. А. С65 Листки из русского дневника. Социология революции / Сост., подг. текста, вступ. ст. и коммент. В.В. Сапова – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2015. – 848 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) LEAVES FROM THE RUSSIAN DIARY; SOCIOLOGY OF REVOLUTION |
2015 | Russia | Сорокин П. А. С65 Преступление и кара: Социологический этюд об основных формах общественного поведения и морали / Сост., подг. текста, вступ. ст. и коммент. В. В. Сапова. – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2015. – 496 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) CRIME AND PUNISHMENT; HEROISM AND REWARD |
2014 | Russia | Сорокин П. А. С65 Голод как фактор: Влияние голода на поведение людей, социальную организацию и общественную жизнь / Сост., подг. текста, вступ. ст. и коммент. В. В. Сапова. – Сыктывкар: ООО «Анбур», 2014. – 496 с. (Питирим Сорокин. Собрание сочинений) HUNGER AS A FACTOR |
2014 | Russia | Сорокин П.А. РАННИЕ СОЧИНЕНИЯ 1910–1914 годы. Составление, вступительная статья В. В. Сапова, комментарии В. В. Сапова и С. Н. Казакова. Центр «Наследие» имени Питирима Сорокина (Сыктывкар); Московский государственный университет им. М. В. Ломоносова. Социологический факультет; Pitirim A. Sorokin Foundation Серия: Собрание сочинений Питирима Сорокина Место издания: СПб.: Изд. дом «Мiръ» Год издания: 2014 Количество страниц: 832 с EARLY WRTINGS |
Contemporary Sociological Theories -- broadened the horizons of American sociology. The book originated from Sorokin's desire for a basic text summarizing the previous sixty or so years of developments in theory. No such work existed, and he needed one to use in his graduate theory course. He further realized that the recent growth of theory had isolated both sociological specialists and novices. Criminologists, demographers, and statisticians rarely had the time to read the hundreds of sources addressing theoretical issues. The novice had the more complicated problem of discriminating between existing theories and sorting the valid from the false. Unless these problems were addressed, students and researcher would waste valuable time going down theoretical dead ends or reinventing the wheel. Thus a carefully done, critical analysis of contemporary theory would be "a real service to the science of sociology."
"Leaves from a Russian Diary - highly personalized account of the revolution. Sorokin's book cut through much of America's romanticism about Russian character and the revolution. It was a necessary palliative for those poorly informed writers who saw Russia as an extension of Western civilization and drew inexact parallels between their revolution and that of the United States." (Louis Wetmore)
This is an important book... it should be considered as a human document of great historical interest... Professor Sorokin's narrative is so far the only book written in English by a Russian eye-witness which covers the whole period... from the beginning of the revolution up to the famine of 1922...Undoubtedly... the future historian of the Russian revolution . . . will find in the "Leaves from a Russian Diary" a corroboration of Torcqueville's fundamental idea... that: The revolution, having destroyed what it wanted to destroy and what no doubt would have fallen to pieces by itself, built nothing new; on the contrary, methods which had been in use under the monarchial regime were taken up again, only they were made more oppressive". Colonel A. N. Nikolaieff
П.П.Кротов, А.Ю.Долгов. От войны к миру: у истоков теории созидательного альтруизма Питирима Сорокина. Вологда. Древности Севера. 2011. 399 c.
ISBN 978-5-93061-053-6
Pavel P. Krotov and Alexander U. Dolgov. 2011. FROM WAR TO PEACE: AT THE ROOTS OF PITIRIM SOROKIN'S CREATIVE ALTRUISM THEORY. Drevnosti Severa.Vologda. 399 pp.
ISBN 978-5-93061-053-6
The book focuses on Sorokin's studies of wars. The evolution of his ideas grew out of interplay between his scientific interests and personal experiences. His initial attitude toward wars and human suffering was strongly influenced by the turmoil in Russia during the first decade of the 20th century, followed by World War I and the Russian Revolution, which eventually led him to pioneering studies of altruism and altruistic behavior. World War II became a watershed where Pitirim began to advocate for increased cooperation between Russia and the United States. These efforts have largely been overlooked in both countries owing to the Cold War when politicians on both sides lowered a mantle of silence over a long history of cooperative initiatives.
Today's rulers are not much different from those who preceded them, but nuclear power provides an unprecedented capacity to destroy the world. This work was coauthored by one of Sorokin's former students from Minnesota and Harvard, Walter A. Lunden. The first half of the book is a broad history of power and corruption stemming from Genghis Khan to New Jersey's Frank Hague. It encompasses not only monarchs, rulers, and political leaders of democracies and totalitarian states but covers corruption in city and state government, in industry and finance, and even that of Catholic popes when their authority extended over sovereign states. Clearly supported by these findings is not only Machiavelli's assertion that "a prince who wishes to maintain the state must often do evil" but Lord Acton's dictum, ""Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely."
Different principles underlie causal and logico-meaningful integration. In causal analysis, complex entities are reduced to simpler ones until an ultimate simplicity or basic unit is reached. Studying relationships between basic units results in discovering the nature of their bonding into a more complex structure. Causal functional integration is a continuum. At one end, elements are so closely bound that when one is eliminated the system ceases to exist or undergoes a profound modification. At the other extreme, a change in one element has no discernible impact on the others, because not all cultural traits are causally linked. In the logico-meaningful method, reduction to basic units is impossible because no simple social atoms have been found. Instead, one seeks the central meaning that permeates cultural phenomena and brings them together into a unity. Causal analysis often describes uniformities without telling us why they exist. But we get a different insight from perceiving a logical unity. The properly trained mind automatically and apodictically grasps the unity in Euclid's geometry, a Bach concerto, a Shakespearean sonnet, or the architecture of the Parthenon. We clearly see the relationships and understand why they are as they are. In contrast, items may covary without any logical connection between them. For example, chocolate ice cream consumption may go up as juvenile crime increases. While associated, these facts have no logical relationship and give us no insight into the dynamics of juvenile crime.
Sorokin began Mobility with a discussion of the movements of actors in social space. In social stratification, space is pyramidal. Depending on the dimension of stratification (economic, political, or occupational) and its organization, the pyramids take distinct forms. Consider, for example, countries with different occupational structures. Country A has little occupational diversity. Most of the workers are in agriculture and extractive work; there are few skilled workers and tradesmen, and a smaller number of professionals. This pyramid would have a very broad base and be relatively flat. Country B has a smaller agricultural base, more diversity in semiskilled and skilled workers, a variety of people in commerce, clerical, sales, and service occupations, and specialized strata of managers and professionals. The pyramid thus becomes narrower and taller. Within stratification pyramids, actors move from one position to another. When the movement is in the same plane, horizontal mobility has occurred. If actors move between two or more planes, then there has been vertical mobility. It is this form of movement that was of most concern to Sorokin, who was deeply interested in the rates of movement in each sphere of stratification and in how these rates were influenced by a society's stage of development.
In Sex Revolution Sorokin argues that any significant change in the patterns of courtship; marriage; premarital, marital, and extramarital sexual relationships; and care of children would have significant consequences for society. Following J. D. Unwin's Sex and Culture, Sorokin asserts that societies tend to blossom, be creative, and grow when the sexual mores favor exclusivity, monogamy, fidelity, responsibility, and family stability. Conversely, when mores encourage permissiveness, sexual exploration, serial monogamy, easy divorce, and brief and changeable family relationships (particularly with children), then societies become unstable and alienating, and they decline.
Sex Revolution was the result of one of Sorokin's most popular articles. As he noted in the preface: