‘Sorokin Tells about Students, Professors, Preferences’ – California Daily Bruin 7-2-1937
Posted here as a PDF file is the following article:
Sorokin Tells about Students, Professors, Preferences
By Barbara Hirshfeld
California Daily Bruin
July 2, 1937
pp. 1, 4
Sorokin was teaching a summer session course at the University of California at Los Angeles. The interview gives a warm, lighthearted view of Sorokin as person.
— posted by Roger W. Smith
August 2021
Like this:
Like Loading...
Related
Author: Roger W. Smith
Roger W. Smith is a writer and independent scholar based in New York City. His experience includes freelance writing and editing, business writing, book reviewing, and the teaching of writing and literature as an adjunct professor at St. John’s University.
Mr. Smith's interests include personal essays and opinion pieces; American and world literature; culture, especially books and reading; classical music; current issues that involve social, moral, and philosophical views; and experiences of daily living from a ground level perspective.
Sites on WordPress hosted by Mr. Smith include: (1) rogersgleanings.com (a personal site comprised of essays on a wide range of topics) ; (2) rogers-rhetoric.com (covering principles and practices of writing); (3) roger-w-smiths-dreiser.site (devoted to the author Theodore Dreiser); and (4) pitirimsorokin.com (devoted to sociologist and social philosopher Pitirim A. Sorokin).
View all posts by Roger W. Smith
Pitirim Alexandrovich Sorokin 