Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Papers reflect Parsons' involvement in professional societies, Harvard committees, and his writing, teaching, lecturing, and publishing activities. Correspondence and other papers, 1934-1936, relate to Parsons' research on the sociology of medicine. Correspondence and other papers, 1960-1970, relate to his role in the American Sociological Association, including editorship of the American Sociologist. Also correspondence and related papers, 1945-1955 (bulk) and 1967-1971 (bulk), concerning committee work, conferences, atomic energy and national science legislation, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Harvard materials, ca. 1930s to 1972, include correspondence, reports, and lecture notes, and concern Harvard courses, committee work, departmental business, and research organizations. Writings include both unpublished and published manuscripts for books, articles, and essays, ca. 1925-ca. 1968, and notes for public lectures and addresses. Other material includes books annotated by Parsons; grants files, ca. 1964-1971; appointment books, 1964-1973; questionnaires, data, and notes for Cambridge housing survey, ca. 1944; and audio and video tapes of sociology lectures and travels.. }
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- catalog description "Papers reflect Parsons' involvement in professional societies, Harvard committees, and his writing, teaching, lecturing, and publishing activities. Correspondence and other papers, 1934-1936, relate to Parsons' research on the sociology of medicine. Correspondence and other papers, 1960-1970, relate to his role in the American Sociological Association, including editorship of the American Sociologist. Also correspondence and related papers, 1945-1955 (bulk) and 1967-1971 (bulk), concerning committee work, conferences, atomic energy and national science legislation, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Harvard materials, ca. 1930s to 1972, include correspondence, reports, and lecture notes, and concern Harvard courses, committee work, departmental business, and research organizations. Writings include both unpublished and published manuscripts for books, articles, and essays, ca. 1925-ca. 1968, and notes for public lectures and addresses. Other material includes books annotated by Parsons; grants files, ca. 1964-1971; appointment books, 1964-1973; questionnaires, data, and notes for Cambridge housing survey, ca. 1944; and audio and video tapes of sociology lectures and travels.".