We should have a debate and fortunately find a so- Contents lution for two other agenda items: Banks charge now tremendous fees and we should seek alterna- From the Secretary...... 1 tives to the present practice, either by starting our Letter from the President, No. 10...... 2 own credit card collections or something which New Secretary...... 2 works similar. Timetable and Program for Brisbane ...... 3 Another point for discussion will be the advisabil- RC Dinner at Brisbane...... 6 ity to change from printed editions of our newslet- Mail Ballot Results ...... 7 ter to an electronically distributed form, either Conference Announcement ...... 7 completely or at least partly, for those members Internet Resources with an e-mail account. This would reduce the for Historians of ...... 7 costs enormously and we could think about a bet- Recent Publications ...... 15 ter allocation of our funds. I will report about the Statistics about the Membership...... 16 financial situation of the committee during the bu-

siness meeting. Another suggestion goes into the direction of es- tablishing our own mailing list, or starting some From the Secretary kind of electronic forum to distribute news and This is the last newsletter produced in Graz by the debate topics. Similar endeavors by other groups outgoing secretary. It contains again primarily an look very promising (e.g. the Cheiron mailing list is updated version of the program for the World one of the most active ones) and we should think Congress in Brisbane next month. about starting something similar. The election for all the positions to be filled in our Finally I have to report that the Leo Chall Fellow- committee is over and I am happy to announce the ship has been terminated by the Board of Socio- result: Our next president will be Jennifer Platt, as- logical Abstracts, at least I didn’t hear from them sisted by Charles Crothers, as the new secretary, after they announced an evaluation of their activi- and an executive committee consisting of ten more ties. I am really sorry about this, since during the members. Congratulations to all the newly-elected. last years our selection committee did a very good (See the details of the mail ballot on page 7). job in selecting the most promising Ph.D. candi- The new executive will serve during the period of dates for this fellowship. July 2002 to June 2006 and will take over the busi- Finally, it’s our good tradition to arrange a dinner ness during the forthcoming World Congress. for all members interested to participate. You will There are some final suggestions to be made by the find the details on page 6. Please register by send- outgoing secretary, mostly just reminders for the ing me an email before July 1. business meeting to be held on Thursday July 11, After a very long period of hard working I am at 1:30 p.m. in Brisbane: happy to report that we finally were able to pro- We will have to discuss the place where the next duce the list of Web-addresses about papers and interim conference will be held sometimes in the other holdings by and about major sociologists. first half of 2004 and it will be time too to submit Many thanks to Reinhard Müller who did a tre- topics for sessions, and other activities at this still mendous job in searching for holdings. See more unknown place. on page 7.

RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 1 Letter from the President, No. 10: A look back and a glimpse forward: the RCHS shall live! by Dirk Kaesler (1) What has become of the 19th century pro- When the membership of the RCHS elected me as gramme of the sciences morales in relation to the your President in 1998 it was with quite some pride development of academic sociology since the turn that I gladly followed Igor Kon, Steven Lukes, of the 20th century? Tom Bottomore, Kurt H. Wolff and Lewis A. (2) Why has academic sociology distanced itself Coser in this office. After these four years this shall from its cause to contribute to a "moral improve- be my last Letter to you in this office. With Jenni- ment" of society? fer Platt as our new President and Charles Crothers (3) Should academic sociology reclaim the profile as Secretary the RCHS shall be in very good hands of a modern "moral science"? for the coming years. As a member of this RC (4) What could be the agenda for sociological intel- since the year 1978, as Secretary (1983-1992), Vice- lectuals in the 21st century? President (1992-1998) and President you may un- (5) Why is the sociological occupation with the his- derstand that I regard the RCHS as a group of tory of sociology essential for the preservation of scholars that is dear to my heart. And therefore it is the intellectual heritage of sociology?” a good feeling to know that it shall prosper and By thanking the members of the RCHS for their flourish. efforts and support to deal with questions like this This is not the place for a lengthy look backwards. and to provide answers to these and other ques- The results of these last four years are easily listed: tions I wish you all the very best in your personal Our sessions during the World Congress in Mon- and academic endeavours. With my very special tréal (1998), during our Interim Conference in To- thanks to Christian Fleck for his enduring efforts run (2000) and now during the forthcoming World and his successful engagement as our Secretary to Congress in Brisbane have and shall produce whom we owe much thanks and appreciation I printed results in which the success of the RCHS is wish our successors as much joy in these offices documented: The beautiful volume that came out and much support and encouragement by the of the Torun proceedings (Mirrors and Windows. Es- members of the RCHS. See you all in Brisbane… says in the of Sociology. Edited by Janusz Mucha, Dirk Kaesler, Wlodzimierz Winclawski. To communicate with me by E-mail: Torun: Nicholas Copernicus University Press [email protected] 2001), the beautiful volume by Luigi Tomasi (New Horizons in Sociological Theory and Research. The frontiers of sociology at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Ed- ited by Luigi Tomasi. Aldershot / Burlington / Singapore / Sydney: Ashgate 2001), and the special In-coming Secretary’s issue of International Sociology on national associa- tions of sociology (IS, vol. 17, June 2002), together Address with the whole load of individual publications by the membership of the RCHS, proof that this RC Send all communication, starting with July 4, 2002, has been very productive indeed. to our new secretary: By saying good-bye to you in this office allow me to do this with the same words I used when I wel- Professor Charles Crothers comed you as President four years ago. Not much School of Education and Social Sciences has changed in my personal understanding of why Auckland University of Technology we as sociologists deal with the history of sociol- PO Box 92006, Auckland 1020 ogy, and why we should continue to do so. New Zealand “Sociology, some hundred and fifty years ago, set E-mail: [email protected] out to help human beings to observe, understand, ℡: 27-31-2602442 foresee, and solve problems of their societies. Fax: 27-31-2602347. Does sociology still serve these aims? And what does dealing with the , of all themes, have anything to do with such aims? In order to sketch some of my answers to these question it might be helpful to distinguish these five questions:

2 RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 XVth ISA World Congress of Sociology, 2002 Timetable

2002 13:30 – 15:15 15:30 – 17:15 17:30 – 19:00 20:00 – 21:45 Monday The History of Soci- History of Main- History of Main- 8 July ology in Australia and stream Sociology in stream Sociology in New Zealand Non-Western Socie- Non-Western Socie- ties I ties II Tuesday The history of empiri- The history of empiri- The history of empiri- RC Dinner cal social research and cal social research and cal social research and 9 July statistics I statistics II statistics III (optional) The utility vs the in- The utility vs the in- The utility vs the in- terpretation of the terpretation of the terpretation of the classics I classics II classics III (optional) Wednesday Public Understanding Next Generation 10 July of Sociology Thursday Business Meeting General Session I 11 July Friday General Session II General Session III General Session III 12 July (optional)

The History of Sociology in Australia Western Societies I CHAIR: PETER BEILHARZ (La Trobe University, CHAIR: IRMELA GORGES (University of applied Victoria) and MICHAEL CROZIER (University of sciences, Berlin, Germany) Melbourne, Australia) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] NILGUN CELEBI (Ankara University, Turkey) ‘Imported Goods’ into Turkish Sociology PETER BEILHARZ (La Trobe) E-mail: [email protected] Introduction: Finding Sociology in the Antipodes JEREMY SMITH (School of Sciences, University Bal- MICHAEL CROZIER (Melbourne University) larat, Australia) and TERUHITO SAKO (Japan Soci- The History of Social Sciences in Australia ety for the Promotion of Sceicne, Tokyo) Comparative Analysis of the Uses of the Word CHARLES CROTHERS (Auckland University, New “Shakai” [i.e. Society] in the Meiji Era in Japan Zealand) E-mail: [email protected] The History of Sociology in New Zealand E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] LANRE OLUTAYO (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) DANIELA STEHLIK (Central Queensland History, Science and the Dilemma of Contempo- University, Australia) rary Sociology: Paradox for African Sociology Establishing a Sociology for Tropical Australia ? E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] CHARLES CROTHERS (Auckland University of GILL BOTTOMLEY (Macquarie Univerrsity, Technology, New Zealand) Australia) The Intellectual Content of National Sociologies Communities, Migration and Multiculturalism - E-mail: [email protected] The Heritage of Jean Martin E-mail: [email protected]

PETER BEILHARZ (La Trobe) Concluding Remarks

History of Mainstream Sociology in non-

RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 3 History of Mainstream Sociology in non- E-mail: [email protected] Western Societies II CHERRY SCHRECKER (Laboratoy ERASE, Univer- CHAIR: IRMELA GORGES (University of applied sciences, Berlin, Germany) sity of Metz, France) E-mail: [email protected] Community Study: The Author at a Sociological Crossroads E-mail: [email protected] ALEJANDRO BLANCO (Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina) The Contribution of Gino Germani to the Institu- IRMELA GORGES (University of applied sciences, tionalization of Sociology in Argentinia Berlin, Germany) E-mail: [email protected] Public opinion research during the Nazi Regime in Germany - Scientific methods, institutionalisation, MOHAMMAD ABDOLLAHI (Allameh Tabatabai and the use of results University, Tehran, Iran) E-mail: [email protected] Sociology in Iran E-mail: [email protected] The Utility vs the Interpretation of the Classics I The History of Empirical Social Research Chair: SVEN ELIAESON (CEU Warszawa, Poland) and Statistics I E-mail: [email protected]

CHAIR: IRMELA GORGES (University of applied sciences, Berlin, Germany) SAM PORTER (Queen’s University Belfast, N. Ire- E-mail: [email protected] land) and SALLY SHORTALL (Queen’s University Belfast, N. Ireland) SUSAN KEEN (The University of New South The Utility of the Classics: Resurrecting Talcott Wales, Australia) Parsons The Historical Development of Social Science Re- E-mail: [email protected] search in Australia E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] GINA ZABLUDOVSKY (Mexico) JENNIFER PLATT (University of Sussex, England) The Utility vs the Interpretation of the Classics: A International Organisations and Empirical Re- Comparison between and Isaiah Berlin search E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] MATTHIAS GROSS (Bielefeld University) DONALD FISHER (University of British Columbia, From Reciprocal Interaction to Environmental So- Vancouver, Canada) ciology: , Human Ecology, and Soci- The Development of Sociology in English- ety’s Development in Nature speaking Canada from the early 1950s to the mid- E-mail: [email protected] 1980s. Responses to a National Questionnaire and Case Studies BETH PENGELLY (Murdoch University, Perth, E-mail: [email protected] Australia) Beyond Adumbrationism: Realising Merton's Pro- ject for an Authentic History of Sociology The History of Empirical Social Research E-mail: [email protected] and Statistics II CHAIR: IRMELA GORGES (University of applied The Utility vs the Interpretation of the sciences, Berlin, Germany) Classics II E-mail: [email protected] Chair: SVEN ELIAESON (CEU Warszawa) E-mail: [email protected] SUSAN GUTH (Université Marc Bloch, Strasbourg, France) W. F. Whyte's Personal Papers - An Interaction SVEN ELIAESON (CEU Warszawa) The Universal Process Analysis Parochialist: Machiavelli, Weber – and Modern E-mail: [email protected] Thought

HILIPPE EFEBVRE PER WISSELGREN (University of Sussex, England) P L (Ecole des Mines de Paris) Boundaries of Social Knowledge: Academisation How do we have to understand Smith's ambiguous and Gender in Britain and Sweden, 1880-1960 'division of labour'? Integrating the Skinnerian ap-

4 RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 proach in a more comprehensive one & highlight- JEAN-PHILIPPE WARREN (Montréal et Laval Uni- ing the logic of misinterpretation versity) E-mail: [email protected] French-Canadian Sociology in the Aftermath of the Second World War: The Golden Years Com- FRANK WELZ (University of Freiburg, Germany) mentator: The Utility of the Interpretation of the Classics E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Commentator: DONALD FISHER (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada) MASCIA FERRI (University of Roma, Italy) E-mail: [email protected] The Coherency Analysis: An Updating of Socio- logical Thought General session I: Conceptual Contri- E-mail: [email protected] butions

Chair: CHARLES CROTHERS (Auckland University) Public Understanding of Sociology E-mail: [email protected] CHAIR: CHRISTIAN FLECK (University of Graz, Austria) and DIRK KAESLER (University of Mar- MARK J. SMITH (The Open University) burg, Germany) Post-disciplinarity, Academic Governance and the New Production of Knowledge: A Constructive CHRISTIAN FLECK (University of Graz) Critique of Gibbons et al. Is there a need for PUSS (Public Understanding of E-mail: [email protected] the Social Sciences)? TERRY NICHOLS CLARK (University of Chicago) DIRK KAESLER (University of Marburg) The Construction of Post-Industrial Society: An From Priests of Reason to Media-Clowns: Alterna- Unannounced Paradigm Shift tive Roles of Sociologists in the History of Euro- E-mail: [email protected] pean Sociology CHARLES CROTHERS (Auckland University) Con- MARK J. SMITH (Open University) ceptual Frameworks for Understanding the History Transmission or dialogue?: questions on producing of the Social Sciences: A Review and consuming social scientific knowledge E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ALESSANDRO GOBBICCHI (Centro Militare di Studi Round-Table with Terry Nichols Clark (Chicago), Strategici, Roma) Dick Pels (Brunel University), Sandro Segre (Uni- War in the Sociological Thought.Considerations versity of Genova), and others. between Sociology and Philosopy of History E-mail: [email protected] Next Generation Chair: CHRISTIAN FLECK (University of Graz) General session II: Biographical Contri- JENNIFER PLATT (University of Sussex) butions E-mail: [email protected]. Chair: CHRISTIAN FLECK (University of Graz) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected].

FILIPE CARREIRA DA SILVA (St. Edmund’s College, HANS PETTER SAND (Agder College, Kristiansand, Cambridge) Norway) G. H. Mead in the History of Sociological Ideas The Autobiography of Ulf Himmelstrand E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Commentator: PETER BEILHARZ (Victoria, Australia) MAHMOUD DHAOUADI (Universityof Tunis) E-mail: [email protected] The of Role of Ibn Khaldun's Personality Traits in the Making of his Pioneering Social Thought PASCALE MALTAIS (Université du Québec à E-mail: [email protected] Montréal) The History of Sociology Related by the Story of a HEDDA EKERWALD (University of Uppsala) Concept: The Case of the Sociology of Everyday Alva Myrdal's Questions to Our Time Life E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Commentator: DONALD LEVINE (Chicago) E-mail: [email protected]

RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 5 General session III: Interpretive Contri- RAIMO BLOM (University of Tampere, Finland) butions Knowledge Workers in Knowledge Societies: A Critique of the Rhetorics of Rising Individualism CHAIR: DIRK KAESLER (University of Marburg) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

AX ALLER JACK M. BARBALET (University of Leicester) M H (University of Graz, Austria) Veblen and Weber on the Spirit of Capitalism. Why Top Research Has shifted from Europe to E-mail: [email protected] America. A Study of Nobel Prize Winners and Sci- entists Yesterday and Today E-mail: [email protected] SANDRO SEGRE (University of Genova) Weber's Ideal-typical Reconstruction of the Reli- gious Experience of the Calvinist Devout Discussant: NICO STEHR (Kulturwissen- E-mail: [email protected] schaftliches Institut, Essen Germany) E-mail [email protected] ELFRIEDE ÜNER (Munich) Durkheim in Leipzig: The Birth of French Sociol- ogy Out of the Spirit of the Leipzig Positivism Business Meeting E-mail: [email protected] We will held our business meeting, as scheduled in the timetable, on Thursday, July 11, at 13:30. room STEPHEN KALBERG (Boston University) The Social Bases to Simmel's “the Stranger” will be announced during our sessions and in the E-mail: [email protected] program of the World Congress.

RAGNVALD KALLEBERG (University of Oslo) RC Dinner The “Voltaire of Scandinavia" Ludvig Holberg (1684-1754) E-mail: [email protected] At the suggestion of Barbara Misztal I made a res- ervation at the R.I.V.E.R. C.A.N.T.E.E.N. located

on The Boardwalk, right on the Brisbane River at MUHAMMED ASADI (Toledo, Ohio, USA) the southern end of South Bank near the Goodwill Koran: A New History of Sociology Bridge. See for more details: E-mail: [email protected] http://www.rivercanteen.com.au.

They have put together a suggested set menu of 3 KATHARINA SCHERKE (University of Graz) courses and 2 courses. TheEmotions of the Human Being: A topic ne- Bread and a choice of Entrees: glected up to now by sociology? Soup of the Day OR Moreton Bay Bug Canelloni, E-mail: [email protected] Zuchinni, Moroccan Citrus Dressing, Basil Creme

Fraiche. Special Session on Knowledge Societies: A choice of Mains: Rising Expectations and Ambivalent Pros- Balatine of Chicken, Porcini Cream, Kipfler Po- pects tato, Braised Leek OR Eye Fillet of Beef, Colcan- RC 08 History of Sociology together with RC 23 non, Black Pudding, Red Wine Jus Sociology of Science and Technology and RC 14 A choice of Desserts: Sociology of Communication, Knowledge and Cul- Pavlova Sandwich, Banana, Mascarpone, Butter- ture scotch Sauce OR Belgian Chocolate Steamed Pud- ding, Rocky Rioad Ice Cream, Chocolate Sauce CHAIR: MARJA HAYRINEN-ALESTALO (University Tea/Coffee Petit fours. of Helsinki, Finland) Price per person $56.50 (approx. € 34, US $ E-mail: [email protected] 32). The above excluding entrees is $40.00 (approx. € 24, US $ 23) per person. STEVE FULLER (University of Warwick, UK) You will have to inform me before July 1, whether Knowledge Society Talk as 21st century Newspeak you will attend the dinner (any cancellations should E-mail: [email protected] be made before Monday July 8 during the first ses- sions of our committee). Just send an email to MARGARETA BERTILSSON (University of Copen- [email protected]. hagen, Denmark) Disorganised Knowledge: A Problem of Knowl- edge in the Knowledge Society E-mail: [email protected]

6 RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 The conference will take place on Friday and Sat- Mail Ballot Results urday 27-28 September at the University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton. Registration must be made be- During March 2002 a mail ballot was held to elect fore July 30th. There is limited overnight bed and the next president, the two vice-presidents, and the breakfast accommodation available for Thursday ten members of the executive committee. and Friday night. To register: contact 20 out of the 269 members in good standing par- [email protected] and for further information ticipated in the election. The insignificant turnout visit http://www.sussex.ac.uk/sociology/ might have been caused by the fact that there weren’t much choices for the voters. The new sec- retary, Charles Crothers, took over office without an election because of a lack of alternative candi- Internet Resources for dates. Historians of Sociology Below you will find the details of the election. Elected candidates are in bold type. During the business meeting in Torun we dis- cussed the wish of a list of internet resources for President our historians of sociology. Reinhard Müller from the Archiv for the History of Sociology in Austria Martin Bulmer (UK) 5 spent during the last couple of months a lot of Jennifer Platt (UK) 15 time to identify on the web holdings which might be of interest for the members of our research Vice-President committee. We decided to start with a not too long Martin Bulmer (UK) 10 list of outstanding sociologists by making use of Christian Fleck (Austria) 18 books written by two members of RCHS, Lewis A. Coser and Dirk Kaesler. Coser’s Masters of Sociologi- cal Thought is still one of the widely used textbooks, Executive Council and Dirk’s recently published new edition of Klas- Martin Albrow (UK) 11 siker der Soziologie adds some more names. Addi- H. H. Bruun (Denmark) 12 tionally we consulted George Ritzer’s Blackwell Sven Eliaesson (Poland-Sweden) 14 Companion to Major Social Theorists to assemble a well Christian Fleck (Austria) 15 balanced sample of major sociologists. Finally we Irmela Gorges (Germany) 14 added the names of five women to balance the Andreas Hess (Ireland) 11 gender inequality (the only two Noble laureates Dirk Kaesler (Germany) 15 with a background in sociology, Jane Addams and Stephen Kalberg (USA) 14 Alva Myrdal, entered the sample only this way). Janusz Mucha (Poland) 15 There are, as every Web aficionado knows, al- Dick Pels (UK – Netherlands) 15 ways troubles with regard to the accessabilty of Stephen Turner (USA) 15 URLs. Therefore we included only those who were open to everyone from everywhere. How- Conference Announce- ever, due to the rapid changes, there is no guar- entee that the links will work in the future. ment To make the cut and paste of addresses easier you should use the pdf-edition of this newsletter The Sociology Group and the School of Social Sci- which you will find on my personal homepage at ences at the University of Sussex is organising a http://www-ang.kfunigraz.ac.at/~fleck/ under conference on the History and Practice of Sociol- Texte RCHS Newsletter. Later this year an ogy and Social Research to mark the retirement of enlarged list “Klassiker der Soziologie /Masters Professor Jennifer Platt and to celebrate her con- of Sociology” will be published on the home- tribution to the field. Speakers include: Peter Wag- page of the Archiv for the History of Sociology in ner, Martin Bulmer, Jean-Michel Chapoulie, Austria from where you could more conveniently Roberta Balstad Miller, Stephen Turner, Catherine browse the different holding: Hakim, Rosemary Crompton, Frank Bechhofer, http://agso.uni-graz.at/ Robert Bannister, Stina Lyon, Claire Donovan, Suggestions, corrections, hints to other holdings Philippe Masson, Christian Fleck Uta Gerhardt, etc. are highly welcomed. Please send an email to Sandy Lovie , Pat Lovie Trudy Dehue, Per Wissel- me or to gren, Irmela Gorges, and Ray Lee. [email protected].

RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 7 Jane Addams Raymond Aron *Cedarville, Illinois 6. September 1860 *Paris 14. March 1905 †Chicago, Illinois 21. May 1935 †Paris 17. Oktober 1983

Papers Papers • Swarthmore College Peace Collection in • ? Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, USA: 40 linear me- Scattered Manuscripts ters (Founding of the Peace Collection through • Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France: a gift by Jane Addams in 1930) Correspondence (André Lang, Hervé Bazin, CONTACT: Marcel Arland, Marcel Jouhandeau, Charles Du http://www.swarthmore.edu/Library/peace/ Bos, François Mauriac, Jean-Richard Bloch, INVENTORY (FINDING AID): Roger Caillois) http://www.swarthmore.edu/Library/peace/D G001-025/DG001JAddams/ja.cklist.html Jean Baudrillard

*Reims, Marne 20. July 1929 Theodor W. Adorno *Frankfurt am Main 11. September 1903 Papers †Visp, Wallis 6. August 1969 • in private hands: Jean Baudrillard, Paris, France

Papers Daniel Bell • Theodor W. Adorno Archiv, Frankfurt am Main, Germany *New York City, New York 10. May 1919 CONTACT: http://www.rz.uni- Papers • frankfurt.de/ifs/index.html Tamiment Institute Library and Robert F. Scattered Manuscripts Wagner Labor Archives (Bobst Library, New • Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach, Marbach, York University), New York, N.Y., USA: 7,5 Germany: Correspondence. linear meters (Papers 1886-1980) CONTACT: • Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cam- http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/research/t bridge, Massachusetts, USA: Correspondence am/ (Max Horkheimer, Marie Jahoda, Paul F. DESCRIPTION (use author’s name): Lazarsfeld, Leo Lowenthal, Friedrich Pollock); http://www.bobcatplus.nyu.edu/ manuscript (Introduction to “Prophets of De- • ceit“) in private hands: Daniel Bell, Cambridge, Mas- sachusetts, USA • Leo Baeck Institute, New York, N.Y., USA:

Correspondence (Leon Zeitlin); photos • Morris Library, Southern Illinois University, Pierre Bourdieu Carbondale, Illinois, USA: Correspondence *Denguin, Pyrénées Atlantiques 1. August 1930 (Erwin Piscator) †Paris 23. January 2002 • Harvard Divinity School, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA: Correspon- Papers dence (Hannah Tillich, Paul Tillich) • in private hands: heirs of Pierre Bourdieu, Paris, • New York Public Library, New York, N.Y., France USA: manuscript (Essay on social ) Scattered Manuscripts • Department of Germanic Languages and Lit- • Deutsches Literaturarchiv, Marbach, Germany: eratures, State University of New York at Al- Correspondence (Norbert Elias, Peter Szondi bany, Albany, New York, USA: Correspon- and Hartmand von Hentig) dence (Friedrich Hacker) • The Charles Patterson Van Pelt Library, Uni- James S. Coleman versity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- *Bedford, Indiana 12. May 1926 vania, USA: Correspondence (Alma Mahler- †Chicago, Illinois 25. March 1995 Werfel) • Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Papers Washington, D.C., USA: Correspondence • ? (Hannah Arendt)

8 RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 Auguste Comte Papers • *Montpellier, Hérault 19. January 1798 W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massa- †Paris 5. September 1857 chusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts, USA: ca. 100.000 documents (microfilms at several uni- Papers versities available) • Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France CONTACT: CONTACT: http://www.bnf.fr/ http://www.library.umass.edu/spcoll/ Museum DESCRIPTION and INVENTORY • Maison d’Auguste Comte, Rue Monsieur-le- (FINDING AID): Prince 10, Paris, France http://www.library.umass.edu/spcoll/dbpapers CONTACT: http://www.augustecomte.org/ .html • Texts on the Web Library, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee, • http://www.ac­tolouse.fr/philosophie/textesd USA ephilosophes.htm#comte CONTACT: http://www.fisk.edu/index.asp DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): • http://membres.lycos.fr/clotilde/etexts/ http://www.fisk.edu/index.asp?cat=7&pid=25

7 Charles H. Cooley • Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, *Ann Arbor, Michigan 17. August 1864 Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, †Ann Arbor, Michigan 8. May 1929 USA: 0,6 linear meters • CONTACT: Papers http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa/home1.htm • Bentley Historical Libray, University of Michi- INVENTORY (FINDING AID): gan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA: 2 linear me- http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/bein ters (at the same place there are also Cooley’s ecke.DUBOIS.con.html father’s papers) CONTACT: Émile Durkheim http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/index.html DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): *Épinal, Vosges 15. April 1858 http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/bhl/uarphome/ †Paris 15. November 1917 ccooley.htm Papers • ? Kingsley Davis Scattered Manuscripts *Tuxedo, Texas 20. August 1908 • Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France: †Stanford, California 27. February 1997 Correspondence (Joachim Gasquet)

Papers Norbert Elias • Archives, Hoover Institution on War, Revolu- tion, and Peace, Stanford, California, USA: 53 *Breslau, Silesia [Wrocław, Poland] 22. June 1897 boxes. †Amsterdam 1. August 1990 CONTACT: http://www- hoover.stanford.edu/homepage/library.html Papers DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): • Deutsches Literaturarchiv, Marbach, Germany http://lcweb.loc.gov/cgi- CONTACT: http://www.dla-marbach.de/ bin/zgate?present+31700+Default+25+1+M+ DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): 1.2.840.10003.5.10+27+/cgi- http://www.dla- bin/zgate%3fACTION%3dINIT%26FORM_ marbach.de/kallias/hyperkuss/e-15.html HOST_PORT%3d/prod/www/data/z3950/rli namc2.html,zinc.rlg.org,200%26AUTH%3drlin Michel Foucault amc *Poitiers, Vienne 15. Oktober 1926

†Paris 25. June 1984

W.E.B. Du Bois Papers *Great Barrington, Massachusetts 23. February • L'Institut Mémoires de l'Édition 1868 Contemporaine (IMEC), Paris, France †Accra, Ghana 27. August 1963 (formerly at Bibliothèque du Saulchoir, Paris)

RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 9 CONTACT (Centre Michel Foucault): CONTACT: http://www.fnet.fr/CMF/ http://www.radcliffe.edu/schles/libcolls/index CONTACT (L’Institut Mémoires de l’Édition .htm Contemporaine): http://www.imec- DESCRIPTION and INVENTORY archives.com (FINDING AID): DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): http://oasis.harvard.edu/bin/findaid- http://www.imec- idx.cgi?type=HTML&rgn=EAD&id=sch00019 archives.com/fonds/ficheauteur1.asp?num=70 Scattered Manuscripts Scattered Manuscripts • The Bancroft Library, University of California, • Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France: Berkeley, California, USA: Correspondence Correspondence (Roger Callois) (Charles Walter Stetson) CONTACT: Hans Freyer http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/collections/ • John Hay Library, Brown University, Provi- *Leipzig, Saxonia 31. July 1887 dence, Rhode Island, USA: Correspondence †Ebersteinburg, Baden-Württemberg 18. January (Lester Frank Ward) 1969 CONTACT:

http://www.brown.edu/Facilities/University_ Papers • Library/ ? • Library of Rhode Island History, Rhode Island Historical Society, Providence, Rhode Island, Arnold Gehlen USA: Correspondence (Martha Luther Lane) *Leipzig, Saxonia 29. January 1904 CONTACT: †Hamburg, Hamburg 30. January 1976 http://www.rihs.org/visitone.htm#Library%20 of%20Rhode%20Island%20History Papers • Stowe Center Library, The Harriet Beecher • ? Stowe House and Library, Hartford, Connecti- cut, USA: Correspondence (Isabella Beecher Theodor Geiger Hooker, Mary Westcott Perkins) CONTACT: *Munich, Bavaria 9. November 1891 http://www.harrietbeecherstowecenter.org/col † on sea from Canada to Denmark, 16. June 1952 lections/ • Papers Vassar College Libraries, Poughkeepsie, New York, USA: Correspondence (Marian Whitney) • Det Kongelige Bibliotek, Århus Universitet, CONTACT: Århus, Denmark http://library.vassar.edu/information/vcl_colle CONTACT: http://www.au.dk/en/library.htm ctions.html • in private hands: Eline Geiger, Århus, Den- • Alice Park Archive, Women's History Reclama- mark. tion Project, San Diego, California, USA: Cor-

respondence Anthony Giddens CONTACT: *Edmonton, Enfield 18. January 1938 http://www.whrp.net/libarch.html • Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Papers Washington, D.C., USA: 2 manuscripts(1914) • in private hands: Anthony Giddens, London, CONTACT: http://catalog.loc.gov/ Great Britain Erving Goffman Charlotte Perkins Gilman *Manville, Alberta 11. June 1922 *Hartford, Connecticut 3. July 1860 †Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19. November 1982 †Pasadena, California 17. August 1935 Papers Papers • ? • Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on Scattered Manuscripts the History of Women in America, Radcliffe • Morris Library, Southern Illinois University, College, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA: 4,5 Carbondale, Illinois, USA: Correspondence linear meters (Hugh Duncan) CONTACT: http://www.lib.siu.edu/hp/

10 RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 Jürgen Habermas CONTACT: *Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen 18. June 1929 http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/rare / Papers DESCRIPTION (use author’s name): • in private hands: Jürgen Habermas, Starnberg, http://webclio.cul.columbia.edu/webpac/inde Bayern, Germany x.html • Paul F. Lazarsfeld Archiv, Haus der Soziologie, University of Vienna, Austria Maurice Halbwachs CONTACT: http://www.soz.univie.ac.at/ *Reims, Marne 11. March 1877 • Archiv für die Geschichte der Soziologie in Ös- † Concentration camp Buchenwald, Thüringen 16. terreich, University of Graz, Austria: 5 micro- March 1945 film reels and 1 manuscript CONTACT: http://agso.uni-graz.at/ Papers DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): • L'Institut Mémoires de l'Édition http://agso.uni- Contemporaine (IMEC), Paris, France graz.at/bestand/01_agsoe/index.htm CONTACT (L’Institut Mémoires de l’Édition Contemporaine): http://www.imec- Niklas Luhmann archives.com DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): *Lüneburg, Niedersachsen 8. December 1927 http://www.imec- †Oerlinghausen, Nordrhein-Westfalen 6. Novem- archives.com/fonds/ficheauteur1.asp?num=82 ber 1998

Papers George Caspar Homans • ? *Boston, Massachusetts 11. August 1910 †Cambridge, Massachusetts 29. May 1989 Helen Merrell Lynd Papers *La Grange, Illinois 17. March 1886 • Harvard Archive, Harvard University Library, †New York, N.Y. 30. January 1982 Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA: 1,4 linear me- ters in 15 boxes. Papers CONTACT: • Sarah Lawrence College Archive, Sarah Law- http://www.harvard.edu/museums/ rence College, Bronxville, New York, USA: 1,8 DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): linear meters http://hollisweb.harvard.edu/surfer/sendkeys/ CONTACT: http://slc.edu/library/ 18_nEv3603105191_- DESCRIPTION and INVENTORY 691831061/Display+Long[ENTER]/harvard.h (FINDING AID): ollis_short http://pages.slc.edu/~archives/hmlfa.htm • Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Marie Jahoda Washington, D.C., USA: 15 boxes (Papers of Robert Staughton & Helen Merrell Lynd) *Vienna 26. January 1907 CONTACT: http://catalog.loc.gov/ †Keymer, Sussex 28. April 2001 DESCRIPTION (use author’s name): http://catalog.loc.gov/cgi­bin/Pwebrecon.cgi? Papers DB=local&PAGE=First • Archiv für die Geschichte der Soziologie in Ös- terreich, University of Graz, Austria: 3,60 linear meters Karl Mannheim CONTACT: http://agso.uni-graz.at/ *Budapest 27. March 1893 †London 9. January 1947 Paul F. Lazarsfeld Papers *Vienna 13. February 1901 • Special Collections and Archives, Keele Uni- †New York City, New York 30. August 1976 versity, Keele, Staffordshire, Great Britain: 35 files Papers CONTACT: http://www.keele.ac.uk/ • Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University, New York, New York, USA: 283 boxes

RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 11 DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): DESCRIPTION (Login and use author’s http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/li/specarc/archi name): ves/mannheim.htm http://opac.iisg.nl:8500/html/geaclogin.html Internet-Archive • Harriet Martineau The Marxists’ Internet Archive: http://www.marx.org/deutsch/index.htm *Norwich, Norfolk 12. June 1802 Texts on the Web †bei Ambleside, Cumbria 27. June 1876 • http://www.mlwerke.de/me/ Museum Papers • • Birmingham University Library, The University Karl-Marx-Haus, Trier, Germany of Birmingham, Birmingham, Great Britain: CONTACT and DESCRIPTION (FINDING 1.500 Dokumente. AID): http://www.trier.de/stadt/marx.htm • CONTACT: http://www.is.bham.ac.uk/ Studienzentrum Karl-Marx-Haus, Trier, Ger- DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): many http://www.is.bham.ac.uk/specialcoll/archives CONTACT and DESCRIPTION (FINDING _mart.htm AID): www.fes.de/marx/index_gr.html - 6k Texts on the Web • http://cepa.newschool.edu/het/profiles/marti Marcel Mauss neau.htm *Épinal, Vosges 10. May 1872 • http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~ulrich/RHE309 †Paris 11. February 1950 /vicfembios/harrietmartineau.htm Memorial place Papers • http://fp.armitt.plus.com/harriet_martineau.ht • ? m George Herbert Mead Karl Marx *South Hadley, Massachusetts 27. February 1863 *Trier, Rheinland-Pfalz 5. May 1818 †Chicago, Illinois 26. April 1931 †London 14. March 1883 Papers Papers • Manuscript Collections, The University of Chi- • Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale cago Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA: 2,5 linear Geschiedenis, Amsterdam, Netherlands: 8 lin- meters ear meters (Papers Karl Marx and Friedrich CONTACT: Engels) http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/index.html CONTACT: http://www.iisg.nl/ DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): DESCRIPTION (Login and use author’s http://ipac.lib.uchicago.edu/ipac/ipac?tm=su name): m&db=uofc&se=%5Fzb2686145&uk=%5Fzb http://opac.iisg.nl:8500/html/geaclogin.html 3656047&bf=_ti&bc=JRL&ts=2001jun&mc= • Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschie- use&lb=uofc&cs=49261792&sf=p&be=mead denis, Amsterdam, Netherlands: 1 microfilm %2C+g&nb=&sn=30&pt=brs&ls=4&ut=ipac (Karl Marx) pub&sw=&sd=uofc&bd=uofc&cl=2 CONTACT: http://www.iisg.nl/ • University of Chicago Archives, Regenstein Li- DESCRIPTION (Login and use author’s brary, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, name): USA http://opac.iisg.nl:8500/html/geaclogin.html CONTACT: • Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/mss.html Geschiedenis, Amsterdam, Netherlands: 2 Mik- DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): rofilme (Papers Eleanor Marx, married Aveling, http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/%7Elward/mead/ and Edward Aveling) mead_biblio.html CONTACT: http://www.iisg.nl/ Texts on the Web DESCRIPTION (Login and use author’s http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/%7Elward/mead/me name): ad_biblio.html http://opac.iisg.nl:8500/html/geaclogin.html • Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschie- Robert K. Merton denis, Amsterdam, Netherlands: 1 microfilm *Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5. July 1910 (Papers Sophie Marx) • CONTACT: http://www.iisg.nl/

12 RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 Papers leo/queryCmd.cgi?cmd=&nome=PARETO+ • in private hands: Robert K. Merton, New York, VILFREDO New York, USA. DESCRIPTION (Inventari e cataloghi toscani, 13): Roberto Michels http://www.cultura.toscana.it/bibl/collane.htm

*Cologne, Prussia [Nordrhein-Westfalen] 9. Janua- ry 1876 Robert E. Park †Rom (Roma) 2. May 1936 *Harveyville, Pennsylvania 14. February 1864 †Nashville, Tennessee 7. February 1944 Papers • destroyed during World War II. Papers • • Biblioteca, Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, Torino, Library, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee, Italy: USA: 5 linear meters CONTACT: CONTACT: http://212.110.39.147/cataloghi/einaudi.htm http://www.fisk.edu/index.asp?cat=7 DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): L’Archivio DESCRIPTION (use author’s name): Roberto Michels. Inventario. A cura di Stefania http://lcweb.loc.gov/cgi- Martinotti Dorigo e Paola Giordana. Premessa bin/zgate?ACTION=INIT&FORM_HOST_P Corrado Malandrino, in: Annali della ORT=/prod/www/data/z3950/rlinamc2.html, Fondazione Luigi Einaudi (Torino), Bd. 29 zinc.rlg.org,200&AUTH=rlinamc (1995). • Manuscript Collections, The University of Chi- cago Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA: 3,50 linear C. Wright Mills meters CONTACT: http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/ *Waco, Texas 28. August 1916 INVENTORY (FINDING AID): †Nyack, New York 20. March 1962 http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/findaid/ mafa.html#mafap Papers • ? Talcott Parsons *Colorado Springs, Colorado 13. December 1902 Alva Myrdal †Munich, Bavaria 8. May 1979 *Uppsala, Uppsala Län 31. January 1902 †Danderyd, Stockholms Län 1. February 1986 Papers • Harvard University Archives, Pusey Library, Papers Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, • Arbetarrörelsens Arkiv och Bibliotek, Stock- USA: 198 boxes and 10 folders. holm: 150 linear meters (Papers Alva & Gunnar CONTACT: http://hul.harvard.edu/huarc/ Myrdal) DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): CONTACT: http://www.arbarkiv.nu/ http://oasis.harvard.edu/bin/findaid- idx.cgi?type=HTML&byte=59886690&oldtype Vilfredo Pareto =boolean&rgn1=Anywhere&rgn2=Anywhere *Paris 15. July 1848 &rgn3=Anywhere&rgn4=Dates&operator1=A †Céligny, Genève 19. August 1923 nd&operator2=And&q1=parsons&q2=&q3= &q4=&rgn1=Anywhere&rgn2=Anywhere&rg Papers n3=Anywhere&rgn4=Dates&operator1=And &operator2=And • Il Fondo Vilfredo Pareto della Banca Popolare

di Sondrio, Sondrio, Italy CONTACT: Helmut Schelsky http://www.popso.it/fondopareto/default4.ht *Chemnitz, Saxonia 14. Oktober 1912 ml †Münster, Nordrhein-Westafalen 24. February Scattered Manuscripts 1984 • Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze, Florenz (Firenze), Italy: Correspondence Papers (Giuseppe Prezzolino) and Manuskripte • ? INVENTORY (FINDING AID): http://www.bncf.firenze.sbn.it/cgi- gali-

RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 13 Alfred Schutz =4&ut=ipacpub&sw=&sd=uofc&bd=uofc&cl *Vienna 13. April 1899 =2 †New York, New York 20. May 1959 Texts on the Web • http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/%7Elward/thoma Papers s/Thomas_bibliography.html • Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, Ferdinand Tönnies USA: 5 linear meters *Die Riep (Kirchspiel Oldenswort), Herzogtum CONTACT: Schleswig [zu Oldenswort, Schleswig-Holstein] 26. http://www.library.yale.edu/beinecke/ July 1855 DESCRIPTION and INVENTORY †Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein 11. April 1936 (FINDING AID): http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/bein Papers ecke.SCHUTZ.con.html • Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesbibliothek, Kiel, Germany: Georg Simmel CONTACT: *Berlin 1. March 1858 http://www.shlb.de/welcome.htm †Straßburg, Elsass [Strasbourg, Alsace] 26. Sep- DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): tember 1918 http://www.shlb.de/hands2.htm#T

Papers Thorstein B. Veblen • Lost (vanished during Nazi regime). *Cato, Wisconsin 30. July 1857 †Menlo Park, California 3. August 1929 Pitirim A. Sorokin *Tur’ja, Respublika Komi 21. January 1889 Papers • †Winchester, Massachusetts 11. February 1968 Manuscript Collections, The University of Chi- Papers cago Library, University of Chicago, Chicago, • ? Illinois, USA: 3 folders. CONTACT: http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/index.html Herbert Spencer DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): *Derby, England 27. April 1820 http://ipac.lib.uchicago.edu/ipac/ipac?tm=su †Brighton, England 8. December 1903 m&db=uofc&se=%5Fzb3193514&uk=%5Fzb 4190315&bf=_ti&bc=JRL&ts=2001jun&mc= Papers use&lb=uofc&cs=50295934&sf=p&be=veblen • British Library, London, Great Britain &nb=&sn=30&pt=brs&ls=4&ut=ipacpub&sw CONTACT: http://www.bl.uk/ =&sd=uofc&bd=uofc&cl=2 DESCRIPTION (use author’s name): • Stanford University Archives, Stanford Univer- http://molcat.bl.uk/msscat/ sity, Stanford, California, USA: 1 folder. CONTACT: http://www-sul.stanford.edu/ William I. Thomas DESCRIPTION (use author’s name): http://lcweb.loc.gov/cgi- *Russell County, Virginia 13. August 1863 bin/zgate?ACTION=INIT&FORM_HOST_P †Berkeley, California 5. December 1947 ORT=/prod/www/data/z3950/rlinamc2.html,

zinc.rlg.org,200&AUTH=rlinamc Papers • Archive Division, State Historical Society of • Manuscript Collections, The University of Chi- Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, USA: 1 folder. cago Library, University of Chicago, Chicago, CONTACT: http://www.shsw.wisc.edu/ Illinois, USA: 1 folder DESCRIPTION (use author’s name): CONTACT: http://arcat.library.wisc.edu/cgi- http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/findaid/ bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?DB=local&PAGE=sbSear mafa.html ch DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): Memorial place http://ipac.lib.uchicago.edu/ipac/ipac?tm=su • m&db=uofc&se=%5Fzb3858443&uk=%5Fzb Thomas and Kari Veblen Farmstead bei Ner- 4913554&bf=_ti&bc=JRL&ts=2001jun&mc= strand, Minnesota, USA use&lb=uofc&cs=50295934&sf=p&be=thoma CONTACT & DESCRIPTION (FINDING s%2C+william+isaac&nb=&sn=30&pt=brs&ls AID):

14 RCHS – Newsletter, June 2002 http://www.mnhs.org/preserve/shpo/veblen. Florian W. Znaniecki html *Swiatniki Gorna, Galicia [Świątniki Górne, Po- land] 15. January 1882 Beatrice Webb †Champaign, Illinois 23. March 1958 *Standish House, Gloucestershire 22. January 1858 †Passfield Corner in Liphook, Hampshire 13. April Papers 1943 • Manuscript Collections, The University of Chi- cago Library, University of Chicago, Chicago, Papers Illinois, USA: 1,5 linear meters • Archive, Library of the London School of CONTACT: Economics & Political Science, London, Great http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/index.html Britain: 126 Boxes, 13 volumes and other mate- DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): rials (Beatrice & Sidney James Webb, „Passfield http://ipac.lib.uchicago.edu/ipac/ipac?tm=su Papers”) m&db=uofc&se=%5Fzb4253300&uk=%5Fzb CONTACT: 5346629&bf=_ti&bc=JRL&ts=2001jun&mc= http://www.lse.ac.uk/library/archive/ use&lb=uofc&cs=49235854&sf=p&be=znanie DESCRIPTION and INVENTORY cki&nb=&sn=30&pt=brs&ls=4&ut=ipacpub (FINDING AID): http://library- &sw=&sd=uofc&bd=uofc&cl=2 2.lse.ac.uk/archives/handlists/Passfield/Passfie • Archive, University of Illinois, Urbana- ld.html Champaign, Urbana, Illinois, USA: 0,5 linear meters . CONTACT: Max Weber http://web.library.uiuc.edu/ahx/uaccard/ *Erfurt, Saxonia (Prussia) [Thüringen (Germany)] DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): 21. April 1864 http://web.library.uiuc.edu/ahx/uaccard/UAC †Munich, Bavaria 14. June 1920 ontrolCard.asp?RG=15&SG=21&RS=22 • Archiwum Floriana Znanieckiego, Poznańskie Papers • Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Nauk, Poznań, Poland ? CONTACT: http://www.ptpn.poznan.pl/ Texts on the Web DESCRIPTION (FINDING AID): • http://www.uni- http://www.ptpn.poznan.pl/AZ/AZ_main.ht pots- ml dam.de/u/paed/Flitner/Flitner/Weber/index. INVENTORY (FINDING AID): htm# http://www.ptpn.poznan.pl/AZ/AZ_zbiory.ht ml#recepcja

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