Biographical File 1935-1994
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Correspondence relating to Somerville's doctoral examination 1935-1936
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Correspondence, recommendations, Hunter College, Columbia and Cornell University, 1935-1944
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One page biography circa 1946
Clippings and interviews relating to John Somerville 1949-1990
Clippings, writings and transcript 1950-1988
Citation for the presentation of Doctor of Humane Letters from Denison University, with photograph, 1981
Book reviews 1973-1974
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Recommendations 1973
Clippings, press releases and essays by Somerville related to awards received by him 1980-1987
John Somerville's statement of retirement from the presidency of the International Philosophers for the Prevention of Nuclear Omnicide (IPPNO), correspondence, a biographical sketch An Appreciation: John Somerville, 1905-1994 and condolences to Rose Somerville after John Somerville's death 1991-1994
Diaries 1935-1939
Diaries 1935-1939
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Correspondence 1940-1993
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Chronological correspondence, 1933-1993
1933-1939
1940-1953,
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1947-1961,
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1949-1990,
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1950-1959,
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1960-1967,
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1960-1969,
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1961-1993
1962-1968,
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1963-1968,
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1966-1992,
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1970-1980,
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1979-1990,
1980-1989,
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1980-1990
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1980-1993
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1980-1993
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1982-1992
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1985-1991
1990-1992
1990-1992
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Alphabetical correspondence, 1936-1944
Alpven, Hannes, 1978-1989
Allen, Paul, 1982-1989
American Philosophical Society (APA), 1966-1988
American Philosophical Association, Committee on Freedom for Latin-American Philosophers, 1969-1972
Blanshard, Brand, 1966-1967
Bulgaria, clippings, writings, 1973-1986
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Bulgarian Philosophy Society, 1973-1986
Burtt, Edwin Arthur, 1980-1987
Catholic Bishops, clippings 1967-1983
Cohen, Robert S., 1962-1981
The Crisis, reviews, writings, 1976-1992
Daffern, Thomas, and Phipps, John-Francis, 1985-1989
Dunham, Barrows, 1961-1992
Einstein, Albert, 1950-1987
Fédération Internationale des Societes de Philosophie (FISP), XVII World Congress of Philosophy, 1981-1993
Frazier, Howard, Promoting Enduring Peace Inc., 1981-1993
Fried, John H.E., 1979-1991
Friedman, Howard, 1990-1993
Ginsberg, Robert, 1972-1991
Glossop, Ronald, 1985-1992
Hampsch, George, IPPNO Newsletter, Spring 1989, Spring, 1989, 1976-1990
Herg, Alice, 1954-1955
Hirschbein, Ronald, 1972-1993
Hunter College, clippings, statement, 1965-1992
India 1989-1991
International Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, 1982, press releases, 1980-1983 and UAJPANO writings, pamphlets, 1980-1984
International Directory of Philosophy and Philosophers, writings, 1964
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IPPNO, World Congress of Philosophy, XVII, Montreal, Canada, 1983, program, press release, 1980-1983
IPPNO, meeting minutes, 1980-1986
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IPPNO 1983-1989
IPPNO and the United Nations, press releases, 1983-1991
IPPNO Conference, St. Louis, 1986 (including Linus Pauling), program, press releases, 1985-1986 1985-1986
IPPNO, World Congress of Philosophy, XVIII, Brighton, England, 1988, reports, program, 1985-1988
IPPNO and CPP, writing, meeting minutes, 1985-1989
IPPNO and the Concerned Philosophers for Peace (CPP), newsletters, 1985-1991
IPPNO, Russia, 1986-1990
IPPNO 1986-1994
IPPNO, Moscow, Russia conference, 1990, meeting minutes, 1987-1992
India 1968-1993
International Philosophy Congress, XIII, Mexico City 1963, articles, 1962-1965
Japan, clippings, writings, 1952-1991
Lamont, Corliss 1966-1995
Lown, Bernard, writings 1981-1992
Mann, Thomas 1950-1955
Mannerheim, Augustin, writing and Alfven, Hannes, press release, clipping, 1971-1995
Marcuse, Herbert, 1972
Masaryk Institute 1948
McGovern, George, writings, 1980
Neurath, Holland, photo, 1936
Nobel Peace Prize, 1981-1982
Notables including: Sir Alfred Ayer, Fred Warner Neal, Lord Philip Noel-Baker, Cornelius Kruse, W.H. Ferry, William Wilson, J.W. Fulbright, Herbert Marcuse, Darwin J. Meserole, 1948-1992
Parsons, Howard, 1961-1991
Pauling, Linus, 1983-1992
Publications, 1951-1963
Polish Academy of Sciences, 1977-1987
Progress publishers, 1971-1994
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Rasker, A.J., 1978-1984
Riepe, Dale, 1971-1994
Schaff, Adam, 1961-1992
Schwartz, Gunther, 1970-1993
Shibata, Shingo 1984-1986
Soviet philosophers, 1962-1977
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Soviet Studies in Philosophy, University of Glasgow, 1962-1967
Soviet Studies in Philosophy, International Arts and Sciences Press, 1962-1986
Thomas, Claire, clippings, 1983-1986
Thompson, Edward, Palmer (E.P.), writings, clippings, 1981-1990
Union of American and Japanese Professionals Against Nuclear Omnicide (UAJPANO), 1982-1989
USSR, notes 1947-1948
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USSR, and writings, 1947-1993
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USSR, Academy of Science, 1958
USSR, and writings, clippings 1961-1988
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World Congress of Philosophy, XVI, Düsseldorf, Germany, 1978, writings, 1976-1979
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World Congress of Philosophy, XVI, Vienna, Austria, 1968, writings, 1967-1968
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World Congress of Sociology, VII, Varna, Bulgaria, 1970, clippings, writings, photos, 1969-1970
Yugoslavia 1961-1986
Speeches and Writings 1935-1990
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Notebook, 1935-1936
Interviews with Professors Rudas, Broushlinski, and Razumovsky, Moscow, 1936-1937
Letters to the editor, clippings, 1936-1937
Articles, relating to Afghanistan, Marxism, Catholic Bishops, Cuban Missiles, Nuclear Weapons, and Omnicide, 1949-1989
Letters to the editor, clippings, 1950-1989
Articles about Albert Einstein, Elie Wiesel, Soviet philosophy, 1956-1986
Lectures, Moscow, 1958
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"U.S.S.R.-Philosophy" and "Report to the Commission on the Function of Philosophy in Liberal Education of The American Philosophical Association: Soviet Philosophy and Our Educational Opportunities," undated
Lectures, Moscow July 3 and 17, 1958
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Letters to the editor, clippings, 1961-1990
Articles and essays relating to humanism, Marxism, and philosophy, 1970-1991
Lectures, Korcula, Yugoslavia, July, 1963
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"Second Lecture", Korcula, Yugoslavia, July 4, 1963
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Articles on the subject of humanism, war and the first use of nuclear weapons, 1964-1989
"The Future of Science and the Growing Role of the Ethical Factor" 1968, America's Unknown Atomic Soldier, undated
Letters to the editor, some regarding Alexander Haig, clippings, correspondence, 1968-1990
Letters to the Editor, some regarding Alexander Haig, clippings, correspondence, 1970-1988
Writings relating to Japan and nuclear omnicide, 1973-1979
Catholic Bishops, articles and letters to the editor, 1981-1982
Soviet "Criticism and Self-Criticism", undated
"USSR--Education: Aims and Objectives", undated
"Philosophy in Russia", undated
Lecture, undated
Notebooks, undated
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Subject File 1935-1993
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Arrangement
Afghanistan, writings, clippings, program, 1979-1980
Bulgaria, correspondence, SPSDM newsletter, clippings, 1973-1980
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California Initiative and No First Use (NFU) Campaign, 1978-1990
Christian-Marxist Dialogue, clippings and correspondence, 1966-1985
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Clippings, correspondence, writings and notes, 1949-1977
Columbia University Home Study Radio Broadcasts, transcripts, questionnaires, station lists 1930
Communism in the U.S. clippings, and a poll from the University Centers for Rational Alternatives signed by Sidney Hook, 1956-1971
The Crisis, correspondence, programs, posters, 1979-1992
Dialogues on the Philosophy of Marxism, reviews, 1974
Domestic terrorism, clippings, 1963-1987
The Enjoyment of Study, review, circa 1954
Genocide, scientific humanism, social philosophy, first use of nuclear weapons, Marxism, pamphlets, 1949, 1968-1995.
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Haig, Alexander, correspondence, including from Edward Kennedy, clippings, 1981
"How Philosophy Is Studied in USSR" clipping, 1935
Hubers, Paul, "Socialism & Omnicide", 1980s
International Philosophy Congress, XIII, Mexico City, one rolled panoramic photo of John Somerville and others, 1963
International Philosophy Congress, XIII, Mexico City, one rolled panoramic photo of John Somerville and others, 1973-1993
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International Conference on General Semantics, August 9-13, 1965, San Francisco, clippings, photocopy, 1965
International relations, nuclear war and peace, articles and publications, 1978-1988
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IPPNO meeting minutes, report, correspondence, 1986-1988
Japan, correspondence, clippings and writings, 1961-1979
Japan, pamphlets and correspondence, mostly in Japanese, 1976-1980
Kosing, Alfred, 1975
"Mary Somerville," by A.W. Richeson, 1941
"The Meaning of the Declaration of Independence: Philosophic Roots and Present Relevance," bibliographic notes relating to the article, undated
Molodtsov, V.S. "Philosophical Education in the U.S.S.R.," undated
The Peace Revolution, reviews, clippings, correspondence, 1954-1988
The Philosophy of Marxism, review, 1985
The Philosophy of Peace, reviews, clippings, correspondence, 1949-1954
Reviews, clippings, 1950-1954
Soviet Marxism and Nuclear War, reviews, 1981-1983
Soviet Philosophy, reviews, program, 1946-1948
Soviet Philosophy, reviews, 1947-1948
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Somerville, John, images, Silhouette 1946, Hoover Tower steps 1949, Mexico City 1963, Tijuana 1985, St. Louis 1986, 1949-1986
Theatre programs, 1936
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