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JournalsAMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY Philosophy of HistoryMajor Fields of Sorokin's Philosophy of History
On MethodIntegralist Method
Social ChangeWritings on Social Change An outstanding trait or characteristic of importance in Sorokin's work is its concentration on social change after his arrival in America. He devoted most of his time to social change or "dynamics" as he calls it. He sought to find out what social change meant, why it has occurred, what it did to the person and the societies, and what were the eventual destinations of persons and societies in the new forms. Publications about SorokinThe following items are available online: IV. B. 5 (01). "Sorokin Plans Temptations for "Ideal" Entrance Exam." Harvard Crimson. IV. B. 5 (02). "No Insult to Movies Intended". IV. B. 5 (03). "Sorokin Maps a School to Train Temptation." ClippingsThe following files from section IV. Clippings about Sorokin and His Theories have been digitized and are available (additions will be added over time): IV. A. 8. The Russian Revolution and Russia Today and Her Future. AssociationsSearch digitized correspondence by association
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