Sociological theory, values, and sociocultural change: essays in honor of Pitirim A. Sorokin

Preface, by E. A. Tiryakian.--Lessons from Sorokin, by A. K. Davis.--Some problems for a unified theory of human nature, by M. J. Levy, Jr.--Christianity and modern industrial society, by T. Parsons.--Sociological dilemmas: five paradoxes of institutionalization, by T. F. O'Dea.--Sociological ambivalence, by R. K. Merton and E. Barber.--Is American business becoming professionalized? Analysis of a social ideology, by B. Barber.--Conditions for the realization of values remote in time, by W. Firey.--The temporal structure of organizations, by W. E. Moore.--Social structure and the multiplicity of times, by G. Gurvitch.--Social change and social systems, by C. P. Loomis.--Some reflections on the nature of cultural integration and change, by F. R. Kluckhohn.--Convergence of the major human family systems during the space age, by C. C. Zimmerman.--Don Luigi Sturzo's sociological theory, by N. S. Timasheff.--Disjunctive processes in an academic milieu, by L. Wilson.--Bibliography of Pitirim A. Sorokin (p. 295-302)