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Finding Aid to the Sheldon S. Wolin papers BANC MSS 2013/152

Marjorie Bryer The Bancroft Library

2018 The Bancroft Library Berkeley, CA 94720-6000 [email protected] URL: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/libraries/bancroft-library

Finding Aid to the Sheldon S. BANC MSS 2013/152 1 Wolin papers BANC MSS 2013/152 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: The Bancroft Library Title: Wolin (Sheldon S.) papers Creator: Wolin, Sheldon S. Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 2013/152 Physical Description: 27.65 Linear Feet(21 cartons, 4 boxes) Date (inclusive): 1941-2010 Abstract: The Sheldon Wolin papers document his work as a political theorist, writer, and teacher. The collection includes academic and editorial correspondence; administrative materials from the Universities of California at Berkeley and Santa Cruz, Princeton, and Cornell; drafts of, and notes and research for, Wolin’s articles, talks, class lectures, and book projects; and a small amount of personalia. A good portion of the collection contains materials related to an unpublished manuscript that Wolin worked on for over 40 years, “Dialogues with Power.” Language of Material: Collection materials are in English. Many of the Bancroft Library collections are stored offsite and advance notice may be required for use. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the library's online catalog. Conditions Governing Access Cartons 1-21 and Boxes 1-2 are open for research. Boxes 3-4 include restricted student work and personnel information and are closed to researchers until 2062. Accruals No future additions are expected. Immediate Source of Acquisition The Sheldon S. Wolin papers were given to The Bancroft Library in 2013 by Sheldon S. Wolin. Alternate Forms Available There are no alternative forms of this collection. Biography Political theorist and public intellectual Sheldon Wolin was born in Chicago in 1922 and grew up in Buffalo, New York. Wolin earned his BA at in 1946, and his Ph.D. at Harvard in 1950. He interrupted his college career to enlist in the Army Air Forces, where he was a navigator and bombardier in the Pacific. Wolin was a professor of Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley from 1954-1970 and taught for a few years at the University of California, Santa Cruz before joining the Department of Politics at Princeton, where he taught from 1972 until his retirement in 1987. Wolin’s 1960 book, “Politics and Vision” was credited with reviving political theory and transforming the study of politics. The American Political Association honored it with the Benjamin E. Lippincott Award in 1985, recognizing it as a book of lasting political impact. Wolin wrote a number of influential studies on the limits and possibilities of popular and the intersection of democracy, power, and the state, and he founded the short-lived journal, “democracy,” which explored the potential of populist movements. He wrote for popular as well as academic audiences, and his work frequently appeared in journals like “The New York Review of Books.” Wolin and his colleagues, Michael Rogin and Hanna Pitkin, made Berkeley a leading center for the study of political theory, and headquarters for what came to be called the “Berkeley school.” He had a reputation as a great and kind teacher, and mentored many students at Princeton who became influential political theorists in their own right, including Wendy Brown and Cornell West. Wolin considered his work activism, writing that political theory was primarily a civic duty and only secondarily an academic activity. Personally, he was politically active. Wolin was one of the earliest faculty supporters of the Free Speech Movement on the Berkeley campus, an anti-Apartheid activist and, in his retirement, a dedicated supporter of conservation efforts to protect redwood forests in the Pacific Northwest. Wolin died at the age of 93 in 2015. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Sheldon S. Wolin papers, BANC MSS 2013/152,The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley. System of Arrangement Arranged to the folder level. Processing Information Processed by Marjorie Bryer in 2018.

Finding Aid to the Sheldon S. BANC MSS 2013/152 2 Wolin papers BANC MSS 2013/152 Related Collections The New left [videorecording] : language and politics / sponsored by the Bancroft Library (Motion Picture 876 D no. 4) Article on the anti-war movement on the University of California, [typescript], 1970 (UC Archives Folio f 308h.R3ll.S841) John D. Lewis papers (Oberlin College, OCA 30/229) Letter to Lewis Mumford, in Lewis Mumford papers (University of Pennsylvania, Ms. Coll. 2) Scope and Content of Collection The Sheldon Wolin papers document his work as a political theorist, writer, and teacher. The collection includes academic and editorial correspondence; administrative materials from the Universities of California at Berkeley and Santa Cruz, Princeton, and Cornell; drafts of, and notes and research for, Wolin’s articles, talks, class lectures, and book projects; and a very small amount of personalia. A good portion of the collection contains materials related to an unpublished manuscript that Wolin worked on for over 40 years, “Dialogues with Power.” The collection is divided into seven series: Correspondence; Administrative Materials; Writings; “Dialogues with Power”; Research Notebooks and Subject Files; Course Materials; and Personalia. Wolin's papers were stored in a shed and subject to the elements. Preservation measures were taken to clean up the collection and attempts were made to remove dirt and detritus. Wolin’s groupings of materials and original folder titles and notes were retained throughout. Separated Materials Digital materials transferred to the Digital Collections Unit of The Bancroft Library Publication Rights Some materials in these collections may be protected by the U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.). In addition, the reproduction of some materials may be restricted by terms of University of California gift or purchase agreements, donor restrictions, privacy and publicity rights, licensing and trademarks. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owners. Works not in the public domain cannot be commercially exploited without permission of the copyright owner. Responsibility for any use rests exclusively with the user. All requests to reproduce, publish, quote from, or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Head of Public Services, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley 94720-6000. See: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/reference/permissions.html. Subjects and Indexing Terms Wolin, Sheldon S. -- Archives Faculty papers University of California, Berkeley -- Faculty. University of California, Berkeley. -- Department of Political Science . Department of Politics -- Faculty, Political science -- Study and teaching Political science -- Research. Political science -- Philosophy -- History. Power (Social sciences) -- United States Democracy -- United States Political scientists -- United States Tocqueville, Alexis de, 1805-1859.

Series 1. Correspondence 1952-2009 Physical Description: Carton 1; Carton 2, folders 1-62. Arrangement Arranged into two subseries by Wolin: 1.1 Academic Correspondence and 1.2 Editorial Correspondence. Scope and Content Note Consists of incoming and outgoing academic and editorial correspondence. Some of Wolin's colleagues discuss personal matters but this is predominantly professional correspondence.

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Subseries 1.1 Academic Correspondence 1952-2009 Physical Description: Carton 1 Scope and Content Note Incoming correspondence from students and colleagues, letters of recommendation, and a few other outgoing letters. There is some overlap with the editorial correspondence.

Carton 1, Folder 1 Academic Freedom Controversy, Oberlin College 1952, 1986 Carton 1, American Political Science Association, including Lippincott Award Citation circa Folder 2-3 1974, 1985 Carton 1, American Political Science Review, includes Hugh L. Elsbree/Responses to Strauss Folder 4-7 Article; Responses to “Political Theory as a Vocation” and Correspondence re: R. Dahl 1954-1970 Carton 1, Folder 8 Anschuetz, Bob re: "Democracy Incorporated" 2008 Carton 1, Folder 9 Arendt, Hannah (one letter) 1963 Carton 1, Baker, Judge Joseph 1989 Folder 10 Carton 1, Berlin, Isiah (one letter) 1963 Folder 11 Carton 1, Bliss, Malcolm – Hate Mail 2005 Folder 12 Carton 1, Brown, Norman O. 1973-1982 Folder 13 Carton 1, Brown, Wendy 1993, undated Folder 14 Carton 1, Butterfield, Victor 1959-1961 Folder 15 Carton 1, Chiba, Shin, includes Translations 1985-2010 Folder 16-18 Carton 1, Clark Memorial Library, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Program Folder 19-21 Committee 1985-1988 Carton 1, Cleaveland, Brad 1991 Folder 22 Carton 1, "Constellations" Advisory Board 1994 Folder 23 Carton 1, Emeritus Materials (UCLA) 1988 Folder 24 Carton 1, Esquith, Stephen 1990 Folder 25 Carton 1, Euben, Peter 1989-1992 Folder 26 Carton 1, Fellowship Applications and Awards – Philips Industries, Guggenheim, ACLS Folder 27-28 (American Council of Learned Societies) 1963-1974 Carton 1, Festschrift Letters 2001 Folder 29 Carton 1, Greenstein Letters – Farewell 1987 Folder 30 Carton 1, Gunnell, Jack circa 1982-1989 Folder 31 Carton 1, Halpern, Cynthia Perwin 1974-2001 Folder 32 Carton 1, Ingold, Douglas 1987 Folder 33 Carton 1, International Christian University Correspondence (Chiba and Yasuo Watanabe) Folder 34 1988 Carton 1, Jewell, Malcolm E. -- Political Science Oral History Program, University of Kentucky Folder 35 (APSA) 1992

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Carton 1, KPFA 1956-1959 Folder 36 Carton 1, Mayer, Arno and Carl Schorske 1991-2000 Folder 37 Carton 1, Miller, Joshua circa 1975-1991 Folder 38 Carton 1, Nelson, John S./The Nelson Problem/Doris West 1982-1985 Folder 39-40 Carton 1, The Nelson Affair (John S.) – "History and Theory" Essay 1986-1989 Folder 40a Carton 1, "New York Review of Books" – Correspondence and Rejoinders, etc./Responses to Folder 41-44 July 1969, August 1970/Higher Ed Article 1965-1979 Carton 1, Norton, Anne circa 1989-1992 Folder 45 Carton 1, Ober, Josiah, Articles on Athenian Democracy, etc. 1992, 1994 Folder 46 Carton 1, Pitkin, Hannah 2001 Folder 47 Carton 1, "Political Theory" (Journal) – Correspondence, Editorial Board, Manuscript Reviews Folder 48 1988 Carton 1, "Raritan Review" 1984-1986 Folder 49 Carton 1, Retirement – Letters from Students 1987-1989 Folder 50 Carton 1, Schaar, John 1980 Folder 51 Carton 1, Schorske, Carl, including "Eulogy" for Schorske by Wolin 1994-2001 Folder 52 Carton 1, "State and Counter-Revolution" – Revisions for Publication 1989 Folder 53 Carton 1, Steve (and Chris) 1990-2008 Folder 54 Carton 1, Strasser, Carlos/Argentina 1995 Folder 55 Carton 1, Thorson, Niels circa 1984-2000 Folder 56 Carton 1, Tocqueville Program, New York University (NYU) 2002 Folder 57 Carton 1, Wallach, John 1989-1991 Folder 58 Carton 1, B-W, Unidentified 1953-2009 Folder 59-61 Carton 1, Outgoing Correspondence, includes Fragments 1960, 1988-2009 Folder 62 Carton 1, Miscellaneous Notes Found with Correspondence undated Folder 63 Carton 1, Letters from Students/Student Entreaties circa 1964-1985 Folder 64-67 Carton 1, Letters of Recommendation 1961-1991 Folder 68-74

Subseries 1.2 Editorial Correspondence 1955-2007 Physical Description: Carton 2, folders 1-62 Scope and Content Note Correspondence, editorial and readers' comments, financial records, legal documents, permissions, and reviews related to various book projects, both published and unpublished. Primarily from publishers.

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Carton 2, Folder 1 Manuscript Comments – Little, Brown and Company 1955-1960, 1970 Politics and Vision: Continuity and Innovation in Western Political Thought Carton 2, Little, Brown, including Reader’s Comments, Correspondence, Reviews, Folder 2-7 Contract, Final Statement 1958-1969, 1982 Carton 2, Folder 8 Italian Edition (Mulino) – Correspondence, Royalties 1992-2000 Carton 2, Princeton University – Companion to [Essays in Theory and Democracy], Folder 9-12 Revised Edition, New Edition – Correspondence, Publicity 1990-2005 Carton 2, Chinese Translation 2005-2006 Folder 13 Carton 2, Little, Brown and Company – Public Relations, Correspondence (Current with Folder 14-16 Hammond, etc.), Notes and Suggestions for Introduction to Political Theory circa 1964-1969, undated Carton 2, New York Review of Books Contract 1970 Folder 17 Carton 2, Permissions – to Reprint My Articles by Other Editors, for Collected Essays, Folder 18-20 Miscellaneous 1970-1996 Little, Brown and Company – Carney-Schaar-Wolin Project [American Government Textbook] Contract 1972 Carton 2, Correspondence on Projects 1974 Folder 22 Carton 2, Schaar-Carney Fiasco – Francis Carney’s Chapter circa 1974 Folder 23 Carton 2, John Schaar circa 1974 Folder 24 Carton 2, Contract/Termination Documents 1974 Folder 25 Carton 2, Legal Action 1975-1976, 1992-1993 Folder 26-29 Carton 2, Stanford University Press 1984-1990 Folder 30 Carton 2, "Violence and Order" – Johns Hopkins University Press/Stanford University Press Folder 31 circa 1990 Carton 2, Tuttle-Mori, Japan – Essay West (ed.) Post-Analytic Philosophy ("Revolutionary Folder 32 Action Today") 1986-1988 Carton 2, Book Contracts – University of Minnesota, Iwanami Shoten Publishers (Tokyo) Folder 33 1988-1989 Carton 2, Brigham Young – Contractual Obligations re: “Collective Identity” 1987 Folder 34 Carton 2, Johns Hopkins University Press, "Presence of the Past: Essays on the State and Folder 35-39 the Constituteion" – Royalties, Contract, Revisions, Correspondence, Reviews, Marketing 1987-1991 Carton 2, “Citizenship and the Political Economy” – Japanese Publication, Misuzu Shobo Folder 40 Publishing Co., Tokyo – Royalty Statement 1989-1995 Carton 2, Rutgers University Press – Foucault Volume 1991 Folder 41 Carton 2, Cornell U Press MOU, Royalty Statement (Various) 1992-1993, 2005 Folder 42 Carton 2, W.W. Norton, "Reassessing the Sixties" – Royalties, Contracts, includes Other Folder 43-44 Miscellaneous Contracts 1993-2004 Carton 2, "Essays on Theory and Democracy" – Princeton University Press Contract Folder 45 1994-2000 Carton 2, Rawls Review for "Political Theory" – Strong and Euben Comments 1995 Folder 46 Carton 2, University Press of Kansas, Introduction to Josh Miller’s Book on William James Folder 47 2006

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Carton 2, “Political Theory: From Vocation to Invocation” – Correspondence, Permissions Folder 48 1998-1999 Tocqueville/Tocqueville between Two Worlds Carton 2, Press Correspondence 2000 Folder 49 Carton 2, Princeton University Press – Permissions, Preface, Table of Contents, Folder 50-60 Comments [Arno Mayer and Roger Boesche?], Final Editing, Proofreading – My Comments, Final Revisions, Correspondence, Reader’s Report, Index Revisions, Publishers Instructions, Sales and Royalties, Publicity 2000-2003 Carton 2, "Managed Democracy"/"Democracy Incorporated," Princeton University Press – Folder 61 Contract 2007 Carton 2, "Fugitive Democracy," Princeton University Press – Contract, Royalty Statements Folder 62 2004-2007 Series 2. Administrative Materials 1956-1992 Physical Description: Carton 2, folders 63-75; Carton 3, folder 1; Boxes 3-4 Restrictions on Access Boxes 3-4 contain restricted student work and personnel information and are closed to researchers until 2062. Scope and Content Note Consists of departmental and committee work for, and some personnel records from, the Universities of California at Berkeley and Santa Cruz, and Princeton and Cornell universities.

Carton 2, University of California, Berkeley – Incoming and Outgoing Correspondence, Folder 63-64 Department of Political and Social History Proposal 1956-1969 Carton 2, University of California, Santa Cruz – Employment; Review Committee, History of Folder 65-66 Consciousness 1969-1977 Carton 2, Princeton University – Appointment, Program Annual Folder 67-75 Reports/Report to the President/Inquiries, Speakers, Political Philosophy Colloquia, Faculty and Student Committees on Undergraduate Life (with Janet Martin, Classics) 1972-1987 Carton 3, Folder 1 Appointment 1986-1989 box 3-4 Student Work and Personnel Records 1959-1992 Restrictions on Access Materials are restricted until 2062.

Series 3. Writings 1947-2010 Physical Description: Carton 3, folders 2-56; Cartons 4-7; Carton 8, folders 1-17 Arrangement Divided into two subseries, 3.1 Articles and Talks; and 3.2 Book Projects. Scope and Content Note This series includes unpublished and published writings, talks Wolin gave, and books he worked on.

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Subseries 3.1 Articles and Talks 1947-2008 Physical Description: Carton 3, folders 2-56; Cartons 4-5; Carton 6, folders 1-16; Carton 7, folders 1-11 Arrangement Arranged chronologically. Scope and Content Note Consists of drafts, manuscripts and typescripts of academic and popular articles; conference materials; lectures; notes; papers he wrote as a student; posters; related correspondence; and reprints. Wolin often revisited the same subjects and produced multiple versions of similar papers. Some files may contain writings that he used in the courses he taught or that eventually became chapters or essays in his books.

Carton 3, Folder 2 "State and Constitution in Hegel's Political Theory" August 1947 Carton 3, ": Theory of Method and Value," Government 122, and Related Notes Folder 3-4 January 1948 Carton 3, Folder 5 Social Catholicism Lecture, Oberlin 1952 Carton 3, Folder 6 Freedom, Oberlin ("The Claims of Freedom") 1953 Carton 3, Folder 7 "Reflections on Two Dictators," Oberlin Senior Assembly Talk May 1953 Carton 3, Folder 8 “The British Labour Party and Some Problems of Contemporary Socialism" 1953 Carton 3, Reprints 1953-2005 Folder 9-14 Carton 3, Jászi Lectures on Citizenship 1957 Folder 15 Carton 3, Shambaugh Lecture/"Existentialism and Political Action" 1963-1964 Folder 16 Carton 3, Speech on Vietnam Spring 1965 Folder 17 Carton 3, Speech on Violence circa 1967 Folder 18 Carton 3, University of Wisconsin Speech, "Reflection on Student Power" [Mdmsoille A] May Folder 19 1968 Carton 3, “Political Theory: Trends and Goals,” International Encyclopedia of Social Folder 20 Sciences 1968 Carton 3, "Education and Politics of Juvenicide," Speech to Northern California Psychiatric Folder 21 Society April 1970 Carton 3, Speech: Reconstitution June 1970 Folder 22 Carton 3, “Politics, Education, and Theory,” Stanford Education Speech September 1970 Folder 23 Carton 3, Categories for Kuhn Article 1970 Folder 24 Carton 3, "The Crisis of the Universities and the Political Order," American Psychiatric Folder 25 Association, May 1970; Speeches: Reconstitution, etc., September 1970 Carton 3, Letters, etc., Strike of 1970 1970 Folder 26 Carton 3, Kissinger, Nixon, Vietnam – Notes 1970, 1988 Folder 27 Carton 7, Folder 1 [Essay on Vietnam?] 1970-1973 Carton 3, Man Against Himself? : Part II, Symposium 1971 Folder 28 Carton 3, "Political Education"/"Education, Politics, and Technological Society"/"Toward a Folder 29-30 Theory of Technological Society" 1971 Carton 3, "Whose Utopia?" circa 1971 Folder 31 Carton 3, "The Crisis of Democracy," Jaszi Memorial Lectures, Oberlin April 1972 Folder 32

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Carton 3, "Politics of Memory," Inaugural Lecture, University of California, Santa Cruz May Folder 33 1972 Carton 3, Vietnam Speech, Santa Cruz May 1972 Folder 34 Carton 3, "Vocations," Amherst College 1973 or 1974 Folder 35 Carton 3, "Socialism, the Last Dimension," Socialist Conference 1975 Folder 36 Carton 7, Folder 2 Discussion of Education as a Victim of Technological Society – Notes circa 1975 Carton 3, Arendt 1975-1978 Folder 37 Carton 3, Vassar Lecture Fall 1976 Folder 38 Carton 3, Danforth Paper 1976 Folder 39 Carton 3, Participation Lecture ("On Participation") 1976 Folder 40 Carton 3, Crisis and American Democracy 1976, 1979 Folder 41 Carton 3, Tocqueville Paper, Oxford January 1977 Folder 42 Carton 3, "The Academic Informant," Princeton 1977 Folder 43 Carton 7, Folder 3 New York Review Piece/Theme: Participation Turns Us into Consumers 1977 Carton 3, “Political Nature of Theorizing"/Critique of Skinner’s "Political Language and the Folder 44 Explanation of Political Action," American Political Science Association 1977 Carton 3, "What’s In a Name?" Ramapo 1977 Folder 45 Carton 3, Occasional Papers, "Daily Princeton" 1978 Folder 46 Carton 3, "Discourse and Collectivity," Rutgers 1978 Folder 47-48 Carton 3, "Political Economy and Public Discourse" March 1979 Folder 49 Carton 3, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Talk, "Crisis of Democracy" 1979 Folder 50-51 Carton 3, CIA Talk, Princeton May 1979 Folder 52 Carton 3, Human Rights and State, Oberlin May 1979 Folder 53-54 Carton 3, Technological Society – Notes, including Rawls Draft (Last) circa 1979-1993 Folder 55-56 Carton 4, Folder 1 "Power and Place: the End of the Beginning" June 1980 Carton 7, Folder 4 Essay on Democratic Theory [“The End of the Beginning”] circa 1980 Carton 4, Folder 2 CIA and University 1980 Carton 4, democracy, including Editorials (Palevsky, Max) circa 1980-1983 Folder 3-4 Carton 4, Folder 5 [Liberalism and Conservatism, Denison Lecture] circa 1981 Carton 4, Folder 6 ": Democracy and the Political"/Arendt Paper (the Original) October 1981, 1983 Carton 4, Folder 7 “The Economy,” Ramapo November 1981 Carton 4, Folder 8 Original PP [Civil Religion] 1981 Carton 4, Folder 9 “The Fate of Radical Theory: Marx to Foucault” circa 1981 Carton 4, Donald S. MacNaughton Symposium, March 10-12, 1982 [Notes for Revision of Folder 10-11 "Politics and Vision"?] 1982 Carton 4, "Democratic Citizen," Brown University Lecture 1982 Folder 12

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Carton 4, "History and Theory" – American Political Science Review Panel/Gunnell Folder 13-14 Panel/Methodism Redivius September 1982 Carton 4, “Political Theory and Public Discourse,” American Political Science Association, Folder 15 Denver Fall 1982 Carton 4, “Social Justice and for Whom?” New York University (NYU) Lecture November Folder 16 1982, 1985 Carton 4, "Machiavelli's Prince," Willaim and Mary February 1983 Folder 17 Carton 4, Reply to “Primacy of Politics in Ancient Greece,” New York, Conference for Study Folder 18 of Political Thought March 1983 Carton 4, Columbia University April 1983 Folder 19 Carton 4, “Neo-Liberalism and It’s Priorities,” University of Utah April 1983 Folder 20-22 Carton 4, “The Politics of Marx,” Carson Lecture, Oregon State University/Cornell University Folder 23-24, 24a circa 1983 Carton 4, "Political Science and Democracy," American Political Science Association Panel Folder 25 on Democracy, Chicago September 1983 Carton 4, “Democracy: The Politicizing of Society,” Arendt Lecture, New School October Folder 26 1983 Carton 4, The Revolt of the Masses and Self-Deception of the Intellectual, Ortega y Gasset Folder 27 Conference 1983 Carton 4, "Progress" – for democracy 1983 Folder 28-30 Carton 4, “Political Liberalism and Christian Ethics: A Review Essay” circa 1983 Folder 31 Carton 4, “Postmodern Politics and the Absence of Myth” [a version of this was published in Folder 32 "Fugitive Democracy," 2016] circa 1983 Carton 4, "The Troubled Crusade: American Education, 1945-1980" [review article for New Folder 33 York Review of Books] circa 1983 Carton 7, Folder 5 Ravitch Article ["The Troubled Crusade"] circa 1983 Carton 4, Political Education, Michigan State January 1984 Folder 34 Carton 4, Orwell Manuscript March 1984 Folder 35 Carton 4, Berkeley Revisited Conference, State University of New York, Albany October Folder 36 1984 Carton 4, "Citizenship and the Political Economy” [1984] Folder 37 Carton 4, “The Politics of Rationality and the Theological Past” 1984-1985 Folder 38-39 Carton 4, Talk on Teaching, Princeton Department October 1985 Folder 40 Carton 4, “Contract and Birthright” 1985 Folder 41 Carton 4, Review of Gadamar, New York Times 1985 Folder 42 Carton 4, “Individual in Mass Society,” New York Council for the Humanities May1987 Folder 43 Carton 4, “E Pluribus Unum: The Representation of Difference and the Reconstitution of Folder 44 Collectivity,” Clark Library Series. University of California Los Angeles October 1987 Carton 4, “Montesquieu and Publius: The Crisis of Reason and the Federalist Papers,” Folder 45 Conference on Constitutionalism, UCLA November 1987 Carton 4, “Can We Still Hear Tocqueville?” 1987 Folder 46 Carton 4, "Hobbes and the Culture of Despotism,” University of California, Santa Cruz Folder 47-47a [Kresge]/American Political Science Association//Final Version 1987-1989

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Carton 4, American Founding, University of Chicago 1987-1988 Folder 48 Carton 4, “Gramsci and Tocqueville," UCLA June 1988 Folder 49 Carton 4, Berkeley and the Sixties Summer 1988 Folder 50 Carton 4, CIVIS – "Citiizenship and the Political Economy" October 1988 Folder 51 Carton 4, Gramsci: Outlines of Prison Notebooks and Political Writings, Notes circa Folder 52 1988-2001 Carton 4, “The Culture of Constitutionalism and the Politics of Democracy,” Loyola March Folder 53-54 1989 Carton 5, “Democracy in the Discourse of Post-Modernism”/Rorty Manuscript Draft 1989 Folder 1-2 Carton 5, Folder 3 “Inventing Modern America,” Danish Television Appearance Commentary 1989 Carton 5, Folder 4 “Constitutional Order, Revolutionary Violence, and Modern Power,” York Occasional Papers 1989 Carton 5, “Violence, Order, and Modern Power,” York University, includes Lecture, Folder 5-8 Manuscript for Publication, Notes to Discard/Federalists 1989-1990 Carton 5, Folder 9 “State and Counter-Revolution” – Draft circa 1989 Carton 7, Folder 6 Democracy: 1) Woodrow Wilson; 2) Pages on Federalist circa 1989 Carton 5, “Philosophy and Politics,” Social Research 1989-1990 Folder 10 Carton 5, Comment on Connolly’s “Personal & Collective Identity,” American Political Folder 11 Science Association August 1990 Carton 5, Black Oak Readings – Correspondence 1990 Folder 12 Carton 5, "Citizenship and the Political Economy," Brown/Concordia Lectures 1990 Folder 13 Carton 5, "The Deconstitutionalization of Democracy and the Scrambling of Time" 1990 Folder 14 Carton 5, Mansfield’s “Taming the Prince,” Discussant: American Political Science Folder 15 Convention, San Francisco 1990 Carton 5, Hadari Lecture, Tocqueville, at Stanford 1990 Folder 16 Carton 5, The United States at Home and Abroad in the '80s, Public Lecture Series circa Folder 17 1990 Carton 5, Binghamton Lecture – Correspondence 1990-1991 Folder 18 Carton 5, "Tocqueville: Two Versions of Modernity," Stanford 1990-1991 Folder 19 Carton 5, “Deconstitution of Democracy,” UCLA Version 1991 Folder 20 Carton 5, “Ethics for a Politicized University,” University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) Folder 21 1991 Carton 5, National Association of Scholars (NAS) Paper for American Political Science Folder 22-23 Association Meetings, including Final Draft and Superseded Texts, Notes, Correspondence 1991-1992 Carton 5, “Promise of Democracy,” TV Program, Charles Koppelman 1991 Folder 24 Carton 5, “‘Justice’ Thomas" circa 1991 Folder 25 Carton 5, “Political Theory and Language,” Pomona Spring 1992 Folder 26 Carton 5, “Democracy, Difference and Re-cognition,” including Recog A, Recog 1 1992 Folder 27-28 Carton 5, National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Seminar, Athenian Democracy 1992 Folder 29

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Carton 5, ": Politics as a Vocation," Yale 1992 Folder 30 Carton 5, “Democracy and the Culture Wars,” University of Massachusetts 1993 Folder 31 Carton 5, “Constitutionalizing Democracy,” Stanford 1993 Folder 32 Carton 5, “Lessons of Athenian Democracy,” for Political Science and Politics ("Democracy: Folder 33 Electoral and Athenian") 1993 Carton 5, “Tocqueville and the Drift to Postmodern”/“Tocqueville: Democracy and Culture Folder 34 Wars,” University of Massachusetts and Amherst College 1993 Carton 5, Rawls Notes circa 1993 Folder 35 Carton 5, Gauss Seminars, Lectures I-III, Princeton – Outline, “Tending and Intending a Folder 36-39 Constitution,” Correspondence Fall 1994 Carton 5, Commencement Address, San Andreas University; and Crisis in Theory, Buenos Folder 40-41 Aires Lectures 1995 Carton 5, New York Times Notebook circa 1995 Folder 42 Carton 7, Outline: 2nd Kuhn Article for American Political Science Review/Original Draft of Folder 7-8 Kuhn Manuscript circa 1995, undated Carton 5, “What Time Is It?” Paper for [Internet]/Originally Western Political Science April Folder 43 1996 Carton 5, "The Liberal/Democratic Divide: On Rawls’ Political Liberalism" 1996 Folder 44 Carton 5, Articles for the Nation 1996, 2003 Folder 45 Carton 5, “Snow White and the Seven Chumps”/“Bringing Up Democracy” 1996, 2004 Folder 46 Carton 5, “Political Time" circa 1996 Folder 47 Carton 5, Outline of Talk at Humboldt State University 1997 Folder 48 Carton 5, 1968: Shaping of a Generation, for July 1998 Folder 49 Carton 5, "Political Theory as a Vocation Revisted," includes Reprint of Original Article 1998 Folder 50 Carton 5, Papers on Wolin, Western Political Science Association Spring 2000 Folder 51 Carton 5, Free Speech Movement Reunion/Conference, including Talk, Correspondence Folder 52 2000-2001 Carton 5, “Brave New World – Theory and Event” October 2001 Folder 53 Carton 5, “Democracy and Vision,” American Political Science Association (APSA) Panel Folder 54 September 2001 Carton 5, Festschrift, American Political Science Association (APSA) Symposium 2001 Folder 55 Carton 5, “Tocqueville and Political Philosophy in a Democratic Age,” New England Political Folder 56 Science Association (PSA) Roundtable 2002 Carton 5, New York University Symposium on Tocqueville Book 2002 Folder 57-58 Carton 5, “It Can Happen Here,” Newsday 2003 Folder 59 Carton 5, “Superpower Democracy ?*!” and “Inverted and Managed Folder 60 Democracy,” Civil Liberties Monitoring Project (CLMP) Talk 2003 Carton 6, Folder 1 “What Is at Stake?” Rejected Article/The Nation 2003 Carton 6, Folder 2 “The Fear Factor,” Newsday Spring 2004 Carton 6, Folder 3 “What Should Be at Stake” (“All Politics Becomes Foreign”), First of the Month 2004

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Carton 6, Folder 4 “Agitation” (“Agitated Times”), Parallax 2005 Carton 6, Folder 5 KMUD Radio – Occasional Papers and Talks 2005-2007 Carton 6, Folder 6 “Remembering Berkeley,” Wilson Smith Correspondence 2006 Carton 6, Folder 7 "The Federalist is rightly regarded..." [2007] Carton 6, Folder 8 Superpower Mss, – Ian Malcolm’s Comments, 2007 2007 Carton 6, Folder 9 “ and Managed Democracy" (CLMP) 2008 Carton 6, Education Essay/Report, Task Force on Education for Economic Growth undated Folder 10 Carton 6, Notes on Democracy (from Some of My Articles) undated Folder 11 Carton 6, “Political Philosophy and the Language of Politics” undated Folder 12 Carton 6, Social Justice/"Justice and Membership" undated Folder 13 Carton 6, "The State and the Concept of the Political" undated Folder 14 Carton 6, “Totalitarianism and the Flight from Freedom” Lecture undated Folder 15 Carton 6, Fragment undated Folder 16 Carton 7, Folder 9 Arendt Essay undated Carton 7, "In highly organized societies like our own..." undated Folder 10 Carton 7, Superpower and the Citizen – Notes undated Folder 11

Subseries 3.2 Book Projects circa 1954-2010 Physical Description: Carton 6, folders 17-57; Carton 7, folders 12-43; Carton 8, folders 1-17 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by project title. Scope and Content Note Includes materials related to the following projects: Francis Carney, John Schaar, and Sheldon Wolin, American government textbook manuscript; Democracy Incorporated; Fugitive Democracy; an Introduction to (Political) Theory; Wolin's seminal book, Politics and Vision (original and revised edition); The Presence of the Past; a manuscript on Science; and Wolin's work on . There is overlap with Series 4, as some of these files contain incarnations of Wolin's unpublished manuscript, Dialogues with Power.

Carton 6, American Government Textbook – Carney, Schaar, Wolin Manuscript circa 1972 Folder 17-19 Carton 6, "Democracy Incorporated: Managed Democracy and the Specter of Inverted Folder 20-36 Totalitarianism," including Notes, Chapters, Readers' Comments, Ian Malcolm's Comments, Reviews, and Correspondence 2002-2009 Carton 7, "Democracy Incorporated" – The Politics that Supports Superpower – Chapter 7 Folder 12 1997-2002 Carton 7, "Theory as Vocation," [Fugitive Democracy] circa 1969 Folder 13 Carton 6, "Fugitive Democracy and Other Essays" – “Political Theory as Invocation” circa Folder 37 1999 Carton 6, "Introduction to Political Theory"/"Political Theory: an Interpretation" – Outline Folder 38 circa 1966-1967 Carton 6, "Introduction to Theory" – Manuscript 1970 Folder 39

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Carton 7, "Introduction to Theory"/"Introduction to Political Theory," including Revisions, Folder 14-20 Books I and II, Outline of History, Introductory Chapter (with Discarded Draft) undated "Politics and Vision: Continuity and Innovation in Western Political Thought" Carton 6, First Edition circa 1960 Folder 40 Carton 6, Augustine circa 1960 Folder 41-43 Carton 6, Revision Comments of Linda Fitzgerald circa 1977-1985 Folder 44 Carton 7, [St. Simon and Conte and Durkheim] 1978, undated Folder 21-22 Carton 6, "Retrospect on Politics and Vision" for Government and Opposition 1993-1994 Folder 45 Carton 6, Companion to Politics and Vision Essays – Table of Contents circa 1993 Folder 46 Carton 6, Ideas for Revisions and Additions, Final Chapter Revisions, Notes for Marx Folder 47-49 Chapter and Revisions 2001-2002 Carton 6, Retrospective on 2001 Folder 50 Carton 6, Loose Notes circa 2001 Folder 51 Carton 6, Additions, Chapters 11-14 – Superpower/War and Counter-Revolution 2002 Folder 52 Carton 6, Chapter 9: “Politics and Superpower”/”What Is at Stake” circa 2003 Folder 53 Carton 6, Notes from Reading, Including Additions 2003-2004 Folder 54-55 Carton 6, Western Political Science Association Symposium on Expanded Edition Folder 56-57 2005-2006 Carton 6, Spitz Prize Award 2006 Folder 57 Carton 7, "The Presence of the Past: Essays on the State and the Constitution," including Folder 23-25 "Anarchism, Modernity and Democracy in America," Federalists, Foreword, Japanese Edition circa 1989, April 2006 Carton 7, Science Mss – Notes on Theory circa 1954-1979 Folder 26-28 "Tocqueville between Two Worlds: The Making of a Political and Theoretical Life" Carton 7, L'Ancien Régime – Loose Notes, Last Part 1976, undated Folder 29-30 Carton 7, Richter, Furet circa 1979-1986 Folder 31 Carton 7, Book Notes 1986-1993 Folder 32-34 Carton 7, Manuscript/Lecture circa 1987 Folder 35-36 Carton 7, Outline and Notes circa 1989-1994, undated Folder 37-40 Carton 7, [Papers for Conference] circa 1990 Folder 41 Carton 7, Chapter 3/Notes undated Folder 42 Carton 7, Chapter 5, Superseded – Clippings and Reading Notes circa 2002-2003 Folder 42-43 Carton 8, Chapter X, including Additions and "Centralization" 1991-1992 Folder 1-2 Carton 8, Chapter XIII – Loose Notes, [Michael Lerner], Dewey, Gramsci Notes circa 1993, Folder 3-6 undated

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Carton 8, From Mediator to Alienated: Outline for Souvenirs and Notes/Chapter XV, T13, Folder 7-8 T13a –Tocqueville Notebook – Themes Carried Forward 1991-1992, undated Carton 8, Folder 9 Chapter XXVI, Postdemocracy undated Carton 8, Concluding Chapter/Themes circa 1997 Folder 10 Carton 8, Notebook – Revisions, Suggestions, Corrections undated Folder 11 Carton 8, Incorporations for Tocqueville Manuscript undated Folder 12 Carton 8, “The hottest topic today is culture…” undated Folder 13 Carton 8, Reviews/Correspondence re: Reviews 2000-2003 Folder 14-16 Carton 8, Japanese Edition 2009-2010 Folder 17 Series 4. Dialogues with Power circa 1952-2007 Physical Description: Carton 8, folders 18-52; Cartons 9-14; Box 2, folders 1-12 Arrangement Divided by subject/chapter: General Materials, e.g. grant proposals, bibliography; Preface; Chapter I – Introduction and Theory; Chapter II – Old Testament/Hebrew Prophets; Plato – Chapters III/IV; Pre-Socratics – Chapter III/IV; Chapter V – Aristotle; Chapter VI – Sir Thomas More; Chapter VII – Machiavelli; Chapter VIII – Tocqueville; Chapter IX – Marx (and Hegel); Chapter X – Weber. The remaining subject files are arranged alphabetically, and these are followed by folders of Wolin's miscellaneous "loose" notes. Scope and Content Note Consists of drafts, notes, and secondary source materials related to Wolin's unpublished manuscript, "Dialogues with Power.” Wolin described his project in grant applications from 1963 and 1971 as a “study of the historical relationship between political theorists and the possessors of political power.” He focused on political theorists “whose life and writings indicated a conception of vocation in which theory and action are deliberately combined,” and who sought to translate their ideas into practice and immediately impact events by influencing rulers or potential ruling groups. Wolin wanted to show “how the idea of ‘theory’ and the role of the ‘theorist’ emerged,” and elucidate ideas about the relationship between theory and action. Wolin worked on this manuscript for over 40 years, and many folders were undated. Efforts were made to group materials on similar subjects together, but dates were not assigned if they were not evident. Wolin’s notations include detailed instructions regarding the order of the text. Contents of folders were kept together, and his original folder titles and notes were retained. It is possible there are keys that elucidate his editorial instructions in this series or the next. Wolin incorporated parts of this manuscript into his revision of “Politics and Vision,” and he turned one chapter into his book, “Tocqueville between Two Worlds.” Researchers will find overlap with Series 3, Writings, and Series 6, Research Notebooks and Subject Files.

Carton 8, General, including Man of Power, Knowledge and General Themes; Social Science: Folder 18-25 Concept of Theorist and Theory; Bibliography; Lecture Series; Research Proposal; Project Statement; Outline; and Epigraphs circa 1960-1984 Carton 8, Preface circa 1975-1987 Folder 26-48 Carton 8, Chapter I – Introduction, including Theory, Themes, Archetypes, Locke circa Folder 49-52 1974-1985, undated Carton 9, Chapter I – Introduction, including Theory, Themes, Archetypes, Locke 1962-1995 Folder 1-31 Carton 9, Chapters I-II, including Dunning and Sabine circa 1975, undated Folder 32-35 Carton 9, Chapter II, including Old Testament, Hebrew Prophets, Locke, Protagoras, Folder 36-46 Circularity, "Political Leadership and Ultimate Values," Pre-Platonic Political Ideas and Institutions undated

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Carton 10, Chapter II, including Old Testament, Hebrew Prophets, Locke, Protagoras, Folder 1-5 Circularity, "Political Leadership and Ultimate Values," Pre-Platonic Political Ideas and Institutions 1957, undated Carton 10, Plato – Chapters III-IV circa 1975-1988, undated Folder 6-21 Carton 10, Pre-Socratics – Chapter III, Chapter IV, including Hebrews, Archetypal Themes Folder 22-31 1952-1975, undated Carton 10, Chapter V – Aristotle ("Portrait of the Insider") circa 1979-1988, undated Folder 32-37 Carton 11, Ancient Greeks – Bibliography, Notes, Excerpts; Thucydides, including Outline Folder 1-4 undated Carton 11, Chapter VI – Sir Thomas More, including "Saints, Satyrs, and Theorists: More and Folder 5-11 Machiavelli" circa 1970-1977, undated Carton 11, Chapter VII – Machiavelli circa 1966-1986, undated Folder 12-20 Carton 11, Chapter VIII – Tocqueville circa 1981-2000, undated Folder 21-36 Carton 12, Chapter VIII – Tocqueville, including "Tocqueville, Marx and Nietzsche – Themes" Folder 1-8 Notebook undated Carton 12, Chapter IX – Marx, including Durkheim, Gramsci circa 1972-2001, undated Folder 9-41 Carton 13, Chapter IX – Marx, including Hegel and Statement of Project circa 1959, 1970-1975, Folder 1-30 undated Carton 13, Chapter X – Max Weber, including Notes for "Political Theory as a Vocation" 1964, Folder 31-32 undated Carton 14, Max Weber, Ancient Israel and Old Testament, Philo circa 1964, 1976-1977, undated Folder 1-3 Carton 14, Condorcet, Diderot, Montesquieu, Anti-Montesquieu, and Physiocrats circa 1986, Folder 4-9 undated Carton 14, Hobbes, including "Culture of Despotism," Chapter I, Locke, Bacon, Descartes circa Folder 10-20 1974-1988, 2007 Carton 14, 18th Century Bibliography circa 1978-1986 Folder 21 Carton 14, de Bonald circa 1957-1961 Folder 22 Carton 14, Discarded Mss – Use Only to Check KF’s Typing undated Folder 23 Carton 14, Founding/The First Theory undated Folder 24 Carton 14, Goethe, Faust, Wolfson – "Philo" undated Folder 25 Carton 14, The Politics of Crisis undated Folder 26 Carton 14, "Politics of Memory"/"Political Theory and Political Action" circa 1972 Folder 27 Carton 14, Religion undated Folder 28 Carton 14, Rousseau undated Folder 29 Carton 14, Science undated Folder 30 Carton 14, Loose Notes, including Machiavelli and Marx, Theory and Method, Bacon, [John Folder 31-39 Schaar Notes], Commentary Article, Bacon, Descartes, Durkheim circa 1967-1979, 1999 box 2, Folder 1-12 Loose Notes, including Bibliography, Paris Commune, "Power and Form," Dewey, Rawls, Marx, Tocqueville, Important Observations and Notes, Hebrew Prophets, Notes for Last Chapter circa 1987-2007, undated

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Series 5. Research Notebooks and Subject Files circa 1941-2010 Physical Description: Cartons 15-18; Carton 19, folders 1-85; Box 2, folder 13 Arrangement Subject files and research notebooks are arranged alphabetically; original order of school notebooks was retained. Scope and Content Note This series consists of notes on readings, original thoughts, outlines, and secondary source materials, such as newspaper clippings (primarily from the Times Literary Supplement and The Listener). Notebooks often contain keys that specify which writings Wolin used the notes for. There are also notebooks and subject files from Wolin’s student days. These include notes from classes and readings at Oberlin and Harvard, as well as relevant clippings and articles about each subject that he collected later. Oberlin classes include Radical Political Theory and European Political Theory. There are a few Harvard papers and a few files related to Wolin’s dissertation. The school notebooks were disbound and kept together so researchers could see Wolin’s original arrangement. Wolin revisted the same subjects throughout his career, and there is overlap between these subject files and materials found in Series 3, 4, and 6. Many files were undated, but researchers should be able to date them by the address labels or university stationery found inside Wolin’s notebooks. (Many have a Berkeley address, which means they were likely created sometime between 1954 and 1970.)

Carton 15, 17th Century Political Thought 1949, undated Folder 1-2 Carton 15, 18th Century Literature, Political Thought, Writers (Condorcet, Gibbon, Federalists, Folder 3-6 Hume) circa 1952-1960, undated Carton 15, 18th and 19th Century Conservatism-Idealism: Burke, Colderidge, Hegel, Bradley, Folder 7 Bosanquet, Fichte circa 1954, 1971 Carton 15, 19th Century French Liberals/Liberals, including de Tocqueville, Arnold, Spencer, Folder 8-11 Kant, [Bagchut], Mill circa 1957-1959, undated Carton 15, American Revolution undated Folder 12 Carton 15, Americana undated Folder 13 Carton 15, Anarchism undated Folder 14 Carton 15, Ancient Greece: Culture, History, Religion, etc. 1985-1988 Folder 15 Carton 15, Arendt Notebook undated Folder 16 Carton 15, Aristotle, including Nicomachean Ethics undated Folder 17-18 Carton 15, Bacon 1959, undated Folder 19-20 Carton 15, Barrington/Sir Thomas Elyot//Sir Thomas Smith//Aquinas undated Folder 21 Carton 15, Bentham circa 1971 Folder 22 Carton 15, Bibliographies circa 1976-1982 Folder 23-24 Carton 15, Blackstone, Tucker, Paley, Grafton, Bolingbroke undated Folder 25 Carton 15, Bloom undated Folder 26 Carton 15, Bodin undated Folder 27 Carton 15, Calvin undated Folder 28-30

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Carton 15, Cicero undated Folder 31 Carton 15, Climate circa 2010 Folder 32 Carton 15, Conservatism circa 1941-1954 Folder 33 Carton 15, Cornell circa 1989 Folder 34 Carton 15, Dahl, R., "Democracy and Its Critics" Notes undated Folder 35 Carton 15, Democracy undated Folder 36-37 Carton 15, Directory: File Cabinets undated Folder 38 Carton 15, Durkheim undated Folder 39 Carton 15, Early Christianity and Augustine Bibliography undated Folder 40 Carton 15, English Constitutional History undated Folder 41 Carton 15, Existentialism circa 1952-1971 Folder 41a Carton 15, Federalists/Farrand circa 1985 Folder 42-43 Carton 15, Foucault (and Hobbes) circa 1963, circa 1986, undated Folder 44-46 Carton 15, Frankfurt School/Habermas undated Folder 47 Carton 15, Governance Committee – RRHC – SHCHD ED Search/Notes circa 2005-2008 Folder 48 Carton 15, Gramsci undated Folder 49-50 Carton 15, Greek Political Theory Bibliography/Greeks: Pre-Plato 1960, undated Folder 51-52 Carton 15, Harrington circa 1959 Folder 53 Carton 15, Hellenistic Bibliography undated Folder 54 Carton 16, Hermeneutics – Gadamer, Dilthey, Collingwood undated Folder 1 Carton 16, Hobbes circa 1960s-1984, undated Folder 2-7 Carton 16, Hooker, Burke, Clarendon circa 1949-1951, undated Folder 8-9 Carton 16, Israel and Theory undated Folder 10 Carton 16, Leibniz/Groethuysen/Paine/Voltaire/Hobbes and Despotism/Rossi, Dark Abyss of Time Folder 11 undated Carton 16, Liberal Theory undated Folder 12-14 Carton 16, Locke circa 1959, undated Folder 15-16 Carton 16, Locke circa 1960-1969, undated Folder 17-23 Carton 16, Luther circa 1955, undated Folder 24 Carton 16, Machiavelli (and Renaissance) 1955-1958, circa 1985-1988, undated Folder 25-32

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Carton 16, Marx circa 1972, 1984-1986, undated Folder 33-39 box 2, Folder 13 Marx-Lenin circa 1960-1964 Carton 16, Mediaeval [sic] circa 1951-1978 Folder 40-42 Carton 16, Methodology: Descartes, Bacon, Buchler, Hobbes undated Folder 43 Carton 17, Modern Theory: Hobbes, Descartes, Montesquieu, Social Science 1982, undated Folder 1 Carton 17, Montesquieu circa 1988 Folder 2 Carton 17, More, Sir Thomas undated Folder 3-4 Carton 17, "Movies" undated Folder 5 Carton 17, New Testament undated Folder 6 Carton 17, New York Review of Books Notes – 1. Schmitt, Concept of Pol.; 2. Crisis of Folder 7 Democracy/Lecture on State undated Carton 17, Nietzsche circa 1957-1969, undated Folder 8-9 Carton 17, Notebook II [Dialogues with Power], includes Key to Manuscript circa 1971-1979 Folder 10-12 Carton 17, Old Testament/Hebrew Political Categories undated Folder 13 Carton 17, Plato, including Laws, Statesman, Dialogues, Letters/Alcibiades II circa 1952-1961, Folder 14-19 undated Carton 17, Pluralism undated Folder 20 Carton 17, Pocock, Skinner, Gunnell undated Folder 21 Carton 17, Polybius circa 1957 Folder 22 Carton 17, Positivism circa 1958-1960 Folder 23 Carton 17, Post-Aristotelian and Hellenistic undated Folder 24 Carton 17, Postmodernism, including Bakhtin, Lyotard, Foucault undated Folder 25-26 Carton 17, Primitive Christianity circa 1955-1961 Folder 27 Carton 17, Proudhon undated Folder 28-29 Carton 17, Puritanism circa 1959 Folder 30 Carton 17, Radical Theory – Paine, Rousseau, Fourier undated Folder 31 Carton 17, Response to Raaflaub's Paper on Athenian Democracy; Notes and Themes; Folder 32 Bibliography circa 1993 Carton 17, Rawls undated Folder 33-34 Carton 17, Reformation Bibliography circa 1959 Folder 35 Carton 17, Renaissance – 14th-16th Centuries 1947, undated Folder 36 Carton 17, Research Notes – Balliol circa 1985 Folder 37

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Carton 17, Revisionism undated Folder 38 Carton 17, Rome circa 1958-1961, undated Folder 39-40 Carton 17, St. Simon undated Folder 41 Carton 17, Sartre/Rousseau 1993 Folder 42 Carton 17, The Second Persian War circa 1993 Folder 43 Carton 17, Sketch Book 1959-1976 Folder 44 Carton 18, Social Science – Michels, Parsons, Pareto undated Folder 1 Carton 18, Spinoza undated Folder 2 Carton 18, The State undated Folder 3-4 Carton 18, Themes – II: Word, Theory, Theorist, Dialogue, Concern/Care, Journey; III: Theory and Folder 5-12 Its Politics; IV: Archetypal and Others; V. Substantive undated Carton 18, Theorists VI – Starkey; Ferguson, Articulate Citizen; Dewey undated Folder 13 Carton 18, Theory and Action circa 1972 Folder 14 Carton 18, Theory and Method 1-4 undated Folder 15-18 Carton 18, Thesis, Unused Parts, including Paper on Dewey and Manheim circa 1948-1950 Folder 19-20 Carton 18, Thucydides circa 1984, undated Folder 21-22 Carton 18, Time circa 1954 Folder 23 Carton 18, Tocqueville, including General Outline and Topics, Ancien Régime, Revisions, Family Folder 24-34 Letters, Footnotes, Disk Directory 1983-1998, undated Carton 18, Unused Materials undated Folder 35 Carton 18, Utopian Socialists 1958-1960, undated Folder 36 Carton 18, Various Political Thinkers, Notes circa 1957-1958, 1982-1983 Folder 37-38 Carton 19, Various – Notebook and Clippings circa 1982-1983, undated Folder 1-2 Carton 19, Vico undated Folder 3 Carton 19, Violence circa 1970 Folder 4 Carton 19, Vocabulary/Epigraphs I undated Folder 5 Carton 19, Weber, Max, including Outlines and Themes, Hegel, Roscher and Knies circa Folder 6-12 1974-1988, undated Oberlin and Harvard Notebooks and Binders Carton 19, Notebook 1 1945-1956, undated Folder 13-23 Carton 19, Notebook 2 1942-1955, 1970 Folder 24-36 Carton 19, Binder 3 circa 1943-1956 Folder 37-44

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Carton 19, Binder 4, including Harvard Classes, Govt. 6B, European Political Theory circa Folder 45-75 1942-1955 Carton 19, Binder 5, including 18th Century British Political Pamphlets on Constitutional Folder 76-85 Issues (re: Ph.D. Thesis) circa 1942-1955 Series 6. Course Materials 1944-1989 Physical Description: Carton 19, folders 86-88; Cartons 20-21; Box 1, folders 1-4 Scope and Content Note Consists of course materials from Oberlin, Harvard, University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Santa Cruz, Princeton University, Cornell, and University of California, Los Angeles. There are outlines, lecture notes, assignments and exams, syllabi, course proposals, and statistics regarding evaluations. Primarily arranged by the college/university Wolin taught at but there is some overlap because he taught the same subjects throughout his career.

Carton 19, Oberlin and Harvard 1944-1954, circa 1964 Folder 86-88 Carton 20, University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Santa Cruz, Princeton Folder 1-46 University, including History of Political Theory Lectures circa 1951-1983 Carton 21, University of California, Berkeley and Princeton University, History of Political Theory Folder 1-10 Lectures circa 1977-1987, undated Carton 21, Princeton University, including Syllabi; Technological Society Lectures; Theory, Folder 11-42 Action, History, Lectures; Radical Political Theory Lectures; and Introduction to Theory Lectures 1974-1987 Carton 21, History of Theory Seminar – Princeton, Cornell, University of California, Los Angeles Folder 43-46 1987-1988 box 1, Folder 1-4 University of California, Los Angeles and Cornell, including Radical Political Theory 1988-1989 box 1, Folder 5-19 Series 7. Personalia circa 1955-2008 Physical Description: Box 1, folders 5-18 Scope and Content Note Consists of biographical materials, curriculum vitaes, bibliographies, a handful of photographs, the contents of his wallet, interviews with Josh Miller, awards and degrees, a catalog of Wolin's library, and brochures about his Macintosh computer. There is also a VHS copy of "Bill Moyers' World of Ideas" [featuring] Wolin from 1989.

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