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Women and Leadership Archives

Loyola University Chicago

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Helena Znaniecka Lopata, Ph.D. Papers

1870-2005, n.d.

Creator: Helena Znaniecka Lopata (1925-2003)

Extent: 23 linear ft.

Location: Processor: Original collection processed by Carole Heath and updated by Aldona Salska, dates

unknown. Addendum 1 processed by Carole Heath & Shannon Shea, and updated by Elizabeth A.

Myers, April 2007. Addendum 2 processed by Aldona Salska, updated by Tim Lacy, date unknown,

and updated by Elizabeth A. Myers, April 2007. New material added and entire collection

integrated by Maria Wagner, November, 2011.

Administration Information Access Restrictions: Some materials are restricted until 2036.

Usage Restrictions: Copyright of materials created by Helena Znaniecka Lopata was transferred to

WLA following her death on February 12, 2003.

Preferred Citation: Loyola University of Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives. Helena

Znaniecka Lopata Papers. Box #. Folder #.

Provenance: Helena Znaniecka Lopata donated this collection to the Women and Leadership

Archives of the Ann Ida Gannon, BVM, Center for Women and Leadership on July 2, 1998

(Accession WLA1998.18) and February 15, 2001 (Accession WLA2001.06). The records

originally accessioned as WLA2001.14 on April 25, 2001 and processed as Addendum 1 were part

of the original donation of material made to the WLA. However, the material was stored at a

different location (her home) and was therefore processed separately. The original Addendum 2

was donated on September 17, 2002 as Accession WLA2002.38. Lastly, additional material was

donated by her son, Stefan Lopata, as Accession WLA2011.11 on February 16, 2011.

Separations: 7 linear feet of duplicates were removed from original collections and addenda. Also,

the list below of sixteen monographs that relate to Dr. Lopata were separated and removed to the

WLA Monograph Collection:

Aging in Rural America, ed. C. Neil Bull 1993

Cultural Sciences: Their Origin and Development by Florian

Znaniecki

1952

Current Research on Occupations and Professions, vol. 6 1991



Ethnic Families in America, 4th

ed. 1998

Family Formation and Dissolution: Perspectives from the East and

West, ed. Chin-Chun Yi

1995

Occupation Housewife 1971

Old Family/New Family, ed. Nona Glazer-Malbin 1975

Polish Americans: Status Competition in an Ethnic Community 1976

Polish Americans, 2nd

ed. 1994

The Social Role of the University Student by Florian Znaniecki 1994



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Widowhood in an American City 1973

Widows, vol II North America 1987

Widows and Dependent Wives with H. Brehm 1986

Women as Widows: Support Systems 1979

See Also: Florian Znaniecki collection at the University of Chicago Archives.

Biographical History Helena Beatrice Znaniecka Lopata was born in Poznan, Poland on October 1, 1925 to Florian

Znaniecki and Eileen Markley. Helena’s father was an internationally recognized Polish

sociologist; her mother was an American lawyer with a Ph.D. in Law from the University of

Chicago. For the first fourteen years of her life, Helena lived with her parents in Poznan, frequently

traveling to the United States. When the Nazis entered Poland in September 1939, Helena and her

Mother, as members of the intelligentsia, were imprisoned in a concentration camp. Helena’s father

was in America at that time serving as a visiting professor at Columbia University. Determined to

save her daughter and herself, Helena’s mother lied to the camp commander claiming to be an

American citizen (she had lost her American citizenship when she married Znaniecki and moved to

Poland) with important political connections and demanding release for herself and her “orphaned

niece (Helena).” The lie proved effective and Helena and her mother were released from the camp

and left for the US soon afterward.

After arriving in the US, Helena enrolled in Champaign Urbana High School, from which she

graduated in 1942 after becoming a member of the National Honor Society. Four years later, she

received B.A. in Sociology (with honors) from the University of Illinois and, a year later, an M.A.

in Sociology also from the University of Illinois. In 1949 Helena began a Ph.D. program at the

University of Chicago. Expected to follow her father’s area of interest, it was suggested that she

continue her father’s work in her dissertation. She reluctantly agreed and wrote her dissertation on

“The Function of Voluntary Association in an Ethnic Community: Polonia” (a topic that would later

become one of her major research interests). Helena received her Ph.D. in Sociology (with honors)

in 1954.

In 1946, while still an undergraduate student, Helena met Richard Lopata, a second-generation

Polish-American, fresh out of the Marine Corps. They married the same year. After earning her

Ph.D., Helena immersed herself for almost twelve years in family life, caring for her home and

raising their two children, Theodora, born in 1951, and Stefan, born in 1955. During these years

when her main “occupation” was taking care of her family, she taught evening classes part-time in

Chicago at DePaul University (from 1956 until 1960) and at Roosevelt University (from 1964 until

1969). Also at that time she began to research suburban housewives—the role that she herself was

experiencing. Reflecting on that project Dr. Lopata wrote, “No one wanted to read about

housewife. Just as my male friends from the University of Chicago, that I saw at meetings, have

never recognized that I was doing sociology in which basic ‘sensitizing’ concepts were applied to

studies of women” (Life as Sociologist, 92). Her study of housewives was expanded, with the help

of a grant from The Chicago Tribune, and resulted in a book, Occupation: Housewife (1971).

Dr. Lopata became fully active in research in 1966, when she returned from her first trip to Poland.

In her memoirs she writes that during that trip she realized that she “had deserted the obligation of



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the intelligentsia to contribute to world culture” (Ibid, 91). This realization triggered Helena’s

transformation from an American housewife to a sociologist with both national and international

involvement. After her return from Poland, Dr. Lopata expanded her study of widows (launched in

1964) to a worldwide scale, attempting to include countries such as Poland, Yugoslavia, Finland,

Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Turkey, Korea and Australia. The results of her extensive research were

numerous articles and two books—Widowhood in an American City (1973) and Women as Widows:

Support Systems (1979) as well as a two-volume edited work, Widows: The Middle East, Asia and

the Pacific (1987) and Widows: North America (1987). The latter work addresses widowhood in a

variety of countries.

In 1969, Dr. Lopata joined the faculty of the Sociology Department of Loyola University Chicago,

where in 1972 she established the Center for Comparative Study of Social Roles. In this Center, Dr.

Lopata, supported by a team of researchers (while still immersed in the widowhood study), began a

large survey of city women and their occupational and family involvement. This study resulted in a

two-volume work, City Women: Work, Jobs, Occupations, Careers: America (Lopata, Barnewolt, &

Miller, 1984, 1985). In the meantime, she returned to the subject of her dissertation conducting a

study of Polish Americans Community in Chicago. This study resulted in the book, Polish

Americans: Status Competition in the Ethnic Group. Dr. Lopata published her books under the

names Helena Znaniecki Lopata as well as Helena Znaniecka Lopata; the latter version indicating

her gender in Polish. In 1997, Dr. Lopata retired. She died on February 12, 2003.

Over time, Dr. Lopata’s perspective became increasingly feminist in orientation, addressing such

issues as the meaning of the terms “sex roles” and “gender,” and focusing on the constraint of

women by gender stratification systems. Her studies allowed her to argue that there is not a sex-

gender or class role, but rather relations of power and inequality masked by language. Moreover,

she argued that this false perception of the role of sex and gender constitutes a framework for social

policy that causes women to be in a dependent status position.

Scope and Content The Helena Znaniecka-Lopata, Ph.D. papers span the period 1870 to 2005 and consist of 53

archival boxes, mostly pertaining to her education and professional career. It includes materials

regarding her presentations and publications on primarily the social role of women in society,

especially as housewives and widows. The collection also contains one audio tape and one diskette.

The materials are divided by subject and arranged alphabetically within series. There are five series

in this collection:

Series 1: Biographical, 1870-2005, n.d., Boxes 1-3

This series consists of biographical records of Helena Znaniecka Lopata and her closest family

members. There are two subseries as follows.

Subseries 1A: Helena Znaniecka Lopata, 1942-2005, n.d., Boxes 1-3

This series contains Dr. Lopata’s Curriculum Vitae, dissertation from the University of

Chicago, autobiographical writings, papers and articles about her (most notably an issue of

Sociological Origins dedicated to her after her death), and her personal correspondence.



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Subseries 1B: Family Members, 1870-1994, n.d., Box 2

This series contains manuscripts created by her parents and husband, including

correspondence between her father and his relatives, writings by her mother, and her

husband’s c.v.

Series 2: Professional, 1948-2003, n.d., Boxes 2, 4-36

This series is arranged into several subseries and documents Dr. Lopata’s professional career as a

faculty member at Loyola University Chicago. It includes conference papers, a large quantity of

professional correspondence, surveys and other materials related to her research grants, as well as

correspondence related to her participation in a number of national councils and professional

societies.

Subseries 2A: Conferences and Presentations, 1970-2000, n.d. Boxes 2, 4-6

This subseries is alphabetized by conference sponsor. It consists of papers that Dr. Lopata

delivered at professional conferences and the related correspondence.

Subseries 2B: Correspondence, 1948-2003, n.d. Boxes 6-17

This subseries consists of Dr. Lopata’s voluminous professional correspondence. When

possible, original provenance was maintained. Otherwise, manuscripts have been filed by

date within the folders labeled “Correspondence: Professional.”

Subseries 2C: Faculty Appointment at LUC, 1970-1998, n.d., Box 17

This subseries consists primarily of correspondence with Loyola University’s faculty and

administration.

Subseries 2D: Grants and Research, 1962-1990, n.d., Boxes 18-30

This subseries is organized alphabetically by topic and consists of material pertaining to

research conducted by Dr. Lopata. It includes applications for grants, research proposals,

accounting documents, surveys completed by research subjects, and correspondence

regarding subcontracts. Topics of research and proposed research include the role of the

housewife, widowhood, women and work, and American women.

Subseries 2E: National Council Participation, 1977-1992, n.d., Boxes 30-31

This subseries is organized alphabetically and consists of material, primarily correspondence

and reports, pertaining to national groups in which Dr. Lopata participated.

Subseries 2F: Other Professional Activities, 1973-1996, n.d., Box 31

This subseries is organized alphabetically and consists of correspondence and other

materials related to activities in which Dr. Lopata participated that cannot be classified

under any of the other subseries.

Subseries 2G: Professional Organizations, 1950-2002, n.d., Boxes 32-35

This subseries is organized alphabetically by the name of the organization and consists of

awards, correspondence, newsletters and meeting materials of professional societies in

which Dr. Lopata participated.



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Subseries 2H: Teaching, 1960-2000, n.d., Boxes 35-38

This subseries is organized alphabetically and contains Dr. Lopata’s course syllabi, class

notes and related material.

Series 3: Publications, 1930-2003, n.d., Boxes 38-51

This series is organized alphabetically and consists of articles, books, and other works published by

Dr. Lopata, as well as publications by others that she retained.

Subseries 3A: Articles, 1961-2002, n.d., Boxes 38-42

This subseries is organized alphabetically by article title. A few of these articles have been

translated from English and published in Polish.

Subseries 3B: Books, 1967-1995, n.d., Boxes 43-44 This subseries is organized alphabetically by book title. It consists primarily of

correspondence relating to publishing each work as well as some advertising material and

responses to the works from reviewers and readers.

Subseries 3C: Book Chapters, Contributions and Edited Works, 1957-2003, n.d., Boxes

44-46. Dr. Lopata also contributed to several edited works, of her own and of others. This

subseries is organized alphabetically by book title.

Subseries 3D: Book Reviews, 1972-2002, n.d., Box 46 This subseries is organized alphabetically by the title of the book reviewed by Dr. Lopata.

Subseries 3E: Other, 1962-2001, n.d., Boxes 46-47

This subseries is organized alphabetically. It consists of publishing activities that fall

outside of the above classifications, including Dr. Lopata’s participation in a bereavement

series on cassette, and writing of entries in encyclopedias. It also contains extensive

bibliographies used in her research and publishing.

Subseries 3F: Publications by Others, 1930-2000, n.d. Boxes 47-51

This subseries is organized alphabetically by article title and contains articles and excerpts

from books of materials written by others and retained by Dr. Lopata. Several articles are

written in Polish.

Series 4: Audiovisual, 1972-1989, Box 52

This series contains a cassette of Dr. Lopata’s contribution to the Death, Grief and Bereavement

series and a 5.25” backup diskette.

Series 5: Restricted, Box 53

This series is restricted until 2036.



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Subjects:

Housewives.

International Sociological Association.

Widowhood.

Women sociologists—United States—Biography.

Women—United States—Social conditions.

Znaniecki, Florian, 1882-1958.

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Box Folder Title Dates

Series 1: Biographical, 1870-2005, n.d.

Subseries 1A: Helena Znaniecka Lopata, 1942-2005, n.d.

1 1 Autobiographical chapter in Lives of Career Women 1991

2 Autobiographical writings n.d.

3 Autobiographical writings, book proposals, “Bio of Ideas” 1963-1971, n.d.

4 Biographical articles by Barbara Ryan 1990, n.d.

5 Biographical essay (incomplete, by unknown writer) 2002

6 Biographical essay by David R. Maines n.d.

7 Biographical writings, Sociological Origins 2005

8 Chicago Historical Society Meeting Minutes 1986-1987

9 Correspondence: After HZL’s Death n.d.

2 1 Correspondence: Personal 1942-1980

2 Correspondence: Personal 1981-2001

3 Correspondence: Personal n.d.

4 Correspondence: University of Chicago 1949, n.d.

5 Curriculum Vitae 1980, n.d.

6 Engagement Calendar 1964

7 Invitation List to 65th

Birthday Party 1990

8 Memorial to Florian Znaniecki: Correspondence 2000

9 Memorial to Florian Znaniecki: Photograph 2000

10 Obituary 2003

11 Real Estate listing for condo at 220 E Walton [1971]

12 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Liberal Arts and

Sciences Award Nominations

1993

13 University of Minnesota Visiting Faculty Application n.d.

14 Who’s Who in America entries 1992-1998

3 Doctoral dissertation: The Function of Voluntary Associations in

an Ethnic Community: “Polonia”

1954

Subseries 1B: Family Members, 1870-1994, n.d.

2 15 “Eileen Markley Znaniecka, 1886-1976” by Z. Dulczewski (in

Polish)

n.d.

16 Eileen Markley Znaniecka: Commemorative Ceremony 1976

17 Eileen Markley Znaniecka : “Social Roles” article 1961

18 “Florian Witold Znaniecki: Documents and Data” by R. Grathoff n.d.

19 Florian Znaniecki: Affidavit re: transfer of assets after his death 1974

2 20 Florian Znaniecki: Conferences about 1982-1998

21 Florian Znaniecki: Copy of photograph n.d.

22 Florian Znaniecki: Copyright registration renewals 1980



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23 Florian Znaniecki: Correspondence, professional 1922-1954

24 Florian Znaniecki: Correspondence with family 1940-1958, n.d.

25 Florian Znaniecki: Correspondence with Robert K. Merton 1941

26 Florian Znaniecki: Correspondence with sons (1 of 2)

(translated by Aldona Salska)

1870-1871

27 Florian Znaniecki: Correspondence with sons (2 of 2)

(translated by Aldona Salska)

1870-1871

28 Florian Znaniecki: Cultural Reality Announcement n.d.

29 Florian Znaniecki: Obituary [1958-1959]

30 Florian Znaniecki: “The Importance of Memoirs for Sociological

Studies”

1982

31 Richard Stefan Lopata: CV n.d.

32 Richard Stefan Lopata: Memorials 1994

33 Richard Stefan Lopata: Obituaries 1994

Series 2: Professional, 1948-2003, n.d.

Series 2A: Conferences and Presentations, 1970-2000, n.d.

2 34 ASA “Women as Service Workers” 1977, 1982

35 Boston Gerontological Society 1980-1985

36 “ Building Bridges Between Activists and Researchers on

Women,” Chicago

1994

4 1 Conference on Women’s Travel Issues, Washington DC 1978

2 Eastern Sociological Society, Jessie Bernard Session, Baltimore 1996, n.d.

3 “Florian Znaniecki’s Sociological Theory and the Challenges of

the 21st Century,” Lublin, Poland

1996-1998, n.d.

4 Foundation of Thanatology 1970-1976, n.d.

5 Gerontological Society of America, Boston 1990

6 ISA-CFR Dubrovnick 1975

7 ISA-CFR “History of Sociology,” Torun, Poland 1998-2000, n.d.

8 ISA-CFR “Migrant and Ethnic Minority Families,” Berlin 1997-1999, n.d.

9 ISA-CFR “Social Change and Family Policies,” Australia 1983-1984

10 ISA-CFR “What is Family?,” Sweden 1991

5 1 International Christian Federation of Widow Associations

Colloquy, Madrid

1991, n.d.

2 International Congress of Gerontology, Budapest 1993

3 International Congress of Gerontology, Melbourne 1997

4 International Congress of Gerontology, New York 1985

5 International Congress of Gerontology, Tokyo 1977-1978

5 6 International Institute of Sociology, Trieste, Italy 1994-1995, n.d.

7 National Council on the Family Relations, “The Future of

Families” Workshop, North Carolina

1993-1994, n.d.

8 Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences Congress, Ethnicity 1974-1975, n.d.



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Session, Montreal

9 “Qualitative Research Conference,” Toronto 1989-1990, n.d.

10 Radcliffe Conferences 1989, n.d.

11 Spares Club Presentation 1972

12 “The Older Woman” Conference, Michigan 1976-1978

13 University of Calgary 1993

14 University of Chicago, Department of Sociology Centennial 1992

6 1 University of Guelph 1986-1987, n.d.

2 Various Speeches 1976-1977

3 W.I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki Conference on

Contemporary Social Theory, Chicago

1983

4 World Congress of Sociology, Madrid 1990

Series 2B: Correspondence, 1948-2003, n.d.

6 5 Correspondence: Current Concerns 1970-1981, n.d.

6 Correspondence: Ethnicity Journal 1972

7 Correspondence: Ethnicity Project with Catholic University of

America

1976-1977

8 Correspondence: Professional 1948-1957



11 Correspondence: Professional 1969


7 1 Correspondence: Professional 1971


3 Correspondence: Professional 1973, Jan-Mar

4 Correspondence: Professional 1973, Apr-Aug

5 Correspondence: Professional 1973, Sep-Dec

6 Correspondence: Professional 1974, Jan-Jun

8 1 Correspondence: Professional 1974, Jul-Oct

2 Correspondence: Professional 1974, Nov-Dec


4 Correspondence: Professional 1975, Jul-Dec

5 Correspondence: Professional 1976, Jan-Apr

6 Correspondence: Professional 1976, May-Oct


8 Correspondence: Professional 1977, Jan-May

9 1 Correspondence: Professional 1977, Jun-Oct




5 Correspondence: Professional 1979, Jul-Aug



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7 Correspondence: Professional 1980, Jan-Apr

8 Correspondence: Professional 1980, May-Aug

10 1 Correspondence: Professional 1980, Sep-Dec

2 Correspondence: Professional 1981, Jan-Mar

3 Correspondence: Professional 1981, Apr-Aug



6 Correspondence: Professional 1982, Jun-Aug


11 1 Correspondence: Professional 1983, Jan-Jun



4 Correspondence: Professional 1984, Jun-Dec



12 1 Correspondence: Professional 1986, Jan-May








13 1 Correspondence: Professional 1990, Jan-Jun















8 Correspondence: Professional (1 of 4) n.d.




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15 1 Correspondence: Professional (4 of 4) n.d.

2 Correspondence re: Aging in Various Societies 1968-1970

3 Correspondence re: Bereavement issue of Journal of Social

Issues

1987-1988

4 Correspondence with Asian Colleagues 1988-1993

5 Correspondence with Elzbieta Halas 1985-2000

6 Correspondence with Flexible Careers, Inc. 1985-2000

7 Correspondence with Gay Kitson 1974-1983, n.d.

8 Correspondence with Hal Orbach 1986-2002

9 Correspondence with Indian colleagues (1 of 2) 1977-1986, n.d.

10 Correspondence with Indian colleagues (2 of 2) 1987-1990

11 Correspondence with Jacky Touba 1978-1979,

1985

12 Correspondence with Polish colleagues (1 of 2) 1979-1990

16 1 Correspondence with Polish colleagues (2 of 2) 1979-1990

2 Correspondence with Polish colleagues 1936-2002

3 Correspondence with Polish Institute of the Arts 1973-1975, n.d.

4 Correspondence with Richard Grathoff 1982-1988

5 Correspondence with Sociologists: A-D 1978-1998

6 Correspondence with Sociologists: E-H 1977-1979

7 Correspondence with Sociologists: I-N 1978

8 Correspondence with Sociologists: O-R 1977-1980

9 Correspondence with Sociologists: S-Z 1962-1979

17 1 Correspondence with Symbolic Interaction 1965-2001, n.d.

2 Correspondence with Uta Gerhardt 1987-1998, n.d.

Subseries 2C: Faculty Appointment at Loyola University

Chicago, 1970-1998, n.d.

17 3 Center for the Comparative Study of Social Roles n.d.

4 Correspondence: Chair of Sociology Department 1970-1972

5 Correspondence: Faculty Appointments and Salary 1970-1998

6 Correspondence: General 1972-1977, n.d.

7 Correspondence: General 1978-1997

8 Correspondence: Public Relations 1970-1979

17 9 Correspondence: Students 1975-1995, n.d.

10 Correspondence: Travel Expenses Materials 1970-1981

11 Faculty Assessments 1985-1990

12 Faculty Award 1975

13 Loyola World Faculty update 1992, 1996

14 Sociology Department Brochure n.d.



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Series 2D: Grants and Research, 1956-1989, n.d.

18 1 American Suburban Homes: Proposal 1987

2 American Suburban Homes: Realtor Transcripts n.d.

3 American Suburban Homes: Survey: Summary n.d.

4 American Suburban Homes: Surveys n.d.

5 American Women: Correspondence 1979

6 American Women: Proposal 1980

7 American Women: Research Synopsis. n.d.

8 Center Log 1974-1977

9 Center Log n.d.

10 Correspondence and Records 1962-1964


19 1 Correspondence and Records 1968-1969, n.d.


3 Correspondence and Records 1972





8 High Rise Apartment Living: Chicago: Proposal 1966

9 Household Structures: Proposal 1980

10 Housewives: Correspondence: General Electric 1956-1959, n.d.

11 Housewives: Correspondence: Other 1958-1967, n.d.

20 Housewives: Final Report and Appendix: The Young Suburban

Housewife (bound in 2 volumes)

1956

21 1 Housewives: Proposal and Correspondence (1 of 2) 1964-1965, n.d.

2 Housewives: Proposal and Correspondence (2 of 2) 1964, n.d.

3 Housewives: Proposal to ACLS 1965

4 Housewives: Research Plan Drafts n.d.

5 Housewives: Suburban Factbook [1962]

6 Housewives: Survey: Summarized results n.d.

7 Housewives: Surveys: Glenview (1 of 3) n.d.



21 10 Housewives: Surveys: Hazelcrest (1 of 3) n.d.

22 1 Housewives: Surveys: Hazelcrest (2 of 3) n.d.

2 Housewives: Surveys: Hazelcrest (3 of 3) n.d.

3 Housewives: Surveys: Highland Park (1 of 3) n.d.



6 Housewives: Surveys: Northlake (1 of 3) n.d.



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23 1 Housewives: Surveys: Oak Lawn (1 of 2) n.d.

2 Housewives: Surveys: Oak Lawn (2 of 2) n.d.

3 Housewives: Surveys: Other n.d.

4 Housewives: Surveys: Park Forest (1 of 3) n.d.



7 Housewives: Surveys: Skokie (1 of 3) n.d.

8 Housewives: Surveys: Skokie (2 of 3) n.d.

24 1 Housewives: Surveys: Skokie (3 of 3) n.d.

2 Housewives: Tables n.d.

3 Needs Assessment Study for Southwest Women Working

Together (Jager & McCourt)

1989

4 NSF Visiting Professorships for Women information 1983

5 Polish Americans: Correspondence and proposal 1974, n.d.

25 1 Polish Americans: Proposals 1971, 1976, n.d.

2 Polish Americans: Restudy proposal 1991, n.d.

3 Social Change in the Chicago Suburbs: Proposals and

Correspondence

1979-1988, n.d.

4 Social Integration of American Suburban Women: Proposals 1987-1988, n.d.

5 Social Integration of American Suburban Women: Survey n.d.

6 Support Systems Involving Widows in Non-Agricultural Areas:

Proposal

1972

7 Widowhood: Contract with SSA 1971

8 Widowhood: Correspondence: Subcontract 1973-1976

9 Widowhood: Correspondence: Widow Support Team 1974-1975

10 Widowhood: Newspaper articles 1972-1973, n.d.

11 Widowhood: Newspaper articles: Responses 1972-1973

12 Widowhood: Proposal 1965

13 Widowhood: Proposal 1966-1967

26 1 Widowhood: Proposal 1968


26 3 Widowhood: Proposal 1972


5 Widowhood: Report 1972

6 Widowhood: Report 1974

7 Widowhood: Report (1 of 6) n.d.







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13 Widowhood: Report: Overheads of tables n.d.

27 1 Widowhood: Report: Tables n.d.

2 Widowhood: Survey: Bids for Contract 1972-1977

3 Widowhood: Survey: Correspondence with interview volunteers 1971-1974

4 Widowhood: Survey: Form 1968

5 Widowhood: Survey: Letter to Interviewees 1972-1974, n.d.

6 Widowhood: Surveys 1974

28 1 Widows Over Fifty: Proposal 1965

2 Women and Work: Analysis (1 of 3) 1978



5 Women and Work: Appendix n.d.

6 Women and Work: Bibliography: Draft 1978-1985, n.d.

7 Women and Work: Bibliography: Final n.d.

8 Women and Work: Bibliography: Final for Volume 1 n.d.

9 Women and Work: Contract with SSA 1975

10 Women and Work: Construction of Reality Scale Results n.d.

11 Women and Work: Correspondence: General 1974-1979

12 Women and Work: Correspondence: Grant Accounting 1974-1976

29 1 Women and Work: Correspondence: Grant Accounting 1977-1979

2 Women and Work: Grant Documentation (1 of 2) 1974-1979, n.d.

3 Women and Work: Grant Documentation (2 of 2) 1974-1979, n.d.

4 Women and Work: Preliminary Report (1 of 2) n.d.

5 Women and Work: Preliminary Report (2 of 2) n.d.

6 Women and Work: Presentation: Slides 1978

7 Women and Work: Proposal: Drafts 1971-1973, n.d.

8 Women and Work: Proposal: Final 1973

9 Women and Work: Proposal: Final 1974

10 Women and Work: Proposal: Final 1980-1981

30 1 Women and Work: Report n.d.

2 Women and Work: Survey: Contract with compiler 1975

30 3 Women and Work: Survey: Data 1977

4 Women and Work: Survey: Forms n.d.

5 Women and Work: Survey: Letter to Interviewees 1975

6 Women and Work: Survey: Quarterly Reports from compiler 1976-1978

7 Women and Work: Tables n.d.

8 Women and Work: Team Meetings 1974-1979, n.d.

9 Women and Work: Transcript of meeting with Hank Brehm,

SSA

1978

10 World of Work—Women in America: Proposal 1984



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Series 2E: National Council Participation, 1977-1992, n.d.

30 11 National Commission on Families and Public Policies. 1977-1978, n.d.

31 1 NIA Gerontology Research Center Tour 1979, n.d.

2 NIA/NIMH Workshop on Older Women 1977-1978

3 NIMH Mental Health and Aging Grants Review 1978-1979

4 Presidential Commission on the Assignment of Women in the

Armed Forces

1992

5 Social Security Administration Grants Review 1980

6 White House Conference on Aging 1978-1981, n.d.

Series 2F: Other Professional Activities, 1973-1996, n.d.

31 7 Boston College External Evaluation Committee 1990-1991, n.d.

8 Chicago Mayoral Council participation and correspondence 1975-1978

9 Miscellaneous 1977-1996, n.d.

10 Press Articles on Lopata 1973-1991

11 Psychiatric Grand Rounds at Sinai Samaritan Medical Center 1994

12 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Contract re: paper on Housing

and Ethnicity

1979

Series 2G: Professional Organizations, 1950-2002, n.d.

32 1 American Sociological Association (ASA): Awards Section 1970-1973

2 ASA: Committee on Publications 1971-1975

3 ASA: Correspondence 1976-1979

4 ASA: Correspondence 1982-1995

5 ASA: Family Section 1972-1979

6 ASA: History of Sociology Section 1991-2002, n.d.

7 ASA: Meeting Application 1995

8 ASA: Sex and Roles Section 1976

9 Center for Study of Democratic Institutions: Correspondence 1975-1977

10 Gerontological Society of America: Award Nomination 1995

11 Harriet Martineau Sociological Society: Award 2001

32 12 Illinois Sociological Association: Correspondence 1971-1976,

1991

33 1 International Scientific Commission on the Family 1969-1970

2 International Sociological Association (ISA): Bulletins 1995-1997

3 ISA: Correspondence 1969-2001, n.d.

4 ISA: Council on Family Relations (CFR) Gazettes 1983-2002, n.d.

5 ISA: Newsletters: Sociology of Work 1994-1996

6 ISA: Newsletters: Women in Sociology 1986-1993

7 Midwest Council for Social Research in Aging: Correspondence 1965-1999, n.d.

8 Midwest Council for Social Research in Aging: Newsletters 1990-1999



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9 Midwest Sociological Society (MSS): Meeting Agendas 1950, 1954

10 MSS: Correspondence and Reports 1963-1973, n.d.

11 MSS: Correspondence and Reports 1974

34 1 MSS: Correspondence and Reports 1975

2 MSS: Correspondence and Reports 1976

3 MSS: Correspondence and Reports 1977-1983

4 National Council on Family Relations: International Section

Chair Application

1991

5 National Council on Family Relations: Correspondence 1993-1994, n.d.

6 Polish American Congress: Correspondence 1974-1998

7 Polish American Historical Association: Newsletters 1994-1997

8 Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America: Newsletter 1995

9 Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction (SSSI):

Correspondence

1974-1976, n.d.

10 SSSI: Correspondence 1977

11 SSSI: Mead Award 1993

12 SSSI: Stone Symposium 1994, n.d.

13 SSSI: Stone Symposium 2000

14 SSSI: Stone Symposium 2002, n.d.

15 Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP): Bylaws 1982

16 SSSP: Correspondence 1981-1982

35 1 SSSP: Correspondence 1983-1987

2 SSSP: Newsletter 1983, 1989

3 Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS): Bylaws n.d.

4 SWS: Correspondence 1972-1979

5 SWS: Correspondence 1992-1998, n.d.

6 SWS: Meeting in Princeton NJ 1977

7 SWS: Miscellaneous 1987-1991

8 SWS: Midyear meeting materials 1992




35 12 SWS: Publications: “Network News” 1976, 1990-

1994

13 SWS: Publications: The Midwest Feminist Papers 1981

14 SWS: Publications: The Midwest Feminist Papers 1995

Series 2H: Teaching, 1960-2000, n.d.

35 15 Course Evaluations 1989, n.d.

16 Course Notes for “Topics in Life” (SOCL 220, 430, 432) n.d.

36 1 Course Syllabi and Bibliographies 1960-2000

2 Course Syllabi and Bibliographies n.d.



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3 Course Syllabi and Bibliographies: History of Sociology 1969-1970, n.d.

4 Course Syllabi and Bibliographies: Other Professors 1957-1981, n.d.

5 Institute for the Study of Social Roles: Seminar on Adult Social

Roles

1964-1965,

1967

6 Notes: Background Materials for Lectures, Book Summaries n.d.

7 Notes: Cooley and Mead n.d.

8 Notes: Courses/Lectures n.d.

9 Notes: Erving Goffman 1956-1959,

1997, n.d.

37 1 Notes: Herbert Blumer 1948, 1970, n.d.

2 Notes: History of Sociology: General 1951, n.d.

3 Notes: History of Sociology: General 1980-1994, n.d.

4 Notes: History of Sociology: Max Weber n.d.

5 Notes: History of Sociology: Simmel and MacIver n.d.

6 Notes: Sociology 237 n.d.

7 Notes: Sociology 404 1995, n.d.

8 Notes: Sociology 505 n.d.

9 Notes: Sociology 530 1981-1998, n.d.

10 Notes: Sociology 530 1998, n.d.

11 Notes: Sociology and Knowledge n.d.

12 Notes: Sociology: General 1995, 1997, n.d.

13 Notes: Sociology: General n.d.

38 1 Notes: Symbolic Interaction 1974, 1986, n.d.

2 Notes: Symbolic Interaction 1994-1998, n.d.

3 Notes: Symbolic Interaction: General n.d.

4 Notes: Symbolic Interaction: General 1995, n.d.

5 Sociological Methodology excerpts 1987

6 Writing Instructions 1981, n.d.

Series 3: Publications, 1930-2003, n.d.

Subseries 3A: Articles, 1961-2002, n.d.

38 7 “19th

Century Business in American Higher Education Today” 1966

8 “A Cohort – Historical Analysis of the Educational Histories of

American Urban Women”

1984

9 “A Restatement of the Relation between Role and Status” 1964

10 “A Second Chicago School?” Postscript 1995

11 “American Families in History” n.d.

12 “American Urban Women: Education and the Construction of

Reality”

n.d.

13 “Becoming and Being a Widow: Reconstruction of the Self and

Support Systems”

1985

14 “But There are No Women of Genius!” n.d.



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15 “Career Commitments of American Women: The Issue of Side

Bets”

1993

16 “Caregiving Careers: Contributions of Women to the Sustenance

of Families and Societies Over the Life Span”

1985

17 “Changing Commitments of American Women to Work and

Family Roles and Their Future Consequences for Social

Security”

1980

18 “Changing Roles of Women” 1978

19 “Contributions of Extended Families to the Support Systems of

Metropolitan Area Widows: Limitations of the Modified Kin

Network”

1978

20 “Contributions of Husbands and Wives to Each Other’s

Occupational and Family Roles”

1980

21 “Discomfort with the term ‘Sex Roles’” n.d.

22 “Divorcees and Widows: Similarities and Differences” 1980

23 “Dynamic and Interdependent Relationships of an Ethnic

Community: Polonia”

n.d.

24 “Eating” n.d.

39 1 “Euro-Ethnic Families and Housing in Urban America” 1979

2 “Everett Hughes: An Ideal Type Sociologist” n.d.

3 “Expertization of Everyone and the Revolt of the Client” 1976

4 “Feminist Perspectives on Aging and the Family” n.d.

5 “Florian W. Znaniecki: A Two Continent Scholar” 1976

6 “Florian Znaniecki and the Cosmopolitan Community of

Scholars”

n.d.

7 “Florian Znaniecki: Creative Evolution of a Sociologist” 1976

8 “Florian Znaniecki: Evolucja Tworcza Sociologia” 1975

9 “Formal and Informal Support Networks of Widows” 1995

10 “Funkcja Stowarzyszen Dobrowolnych w Polonijnej Wspolnocie

Etnicznej”

1977

39 11 Gender Dominance of Occupations and Work Scheduling: The

Case of Chicago Area Women

n.d.

12 “Grief Work and Identity Reconstruction” 1973, 1975

13 “Homemakers and Household Composition” with D. Barnewolt 1984

14 “How CCS Help Build World Culture and Society (notes) n.d.

15 “Ideologies in Academia” 1967

16 “Imigranci Polscy w Strukturze Spoleczenstwa

Amerycanskiego”

1974

17 “In-laws and the Concept of Family” 1991

18 “Intergenerational Relations in Polonia” n.d.

19 “Interviewing American Widows” 1980

20 “Job Complexity as Perceived by Workers and Experts” 1985

21 “Life Review: The Interweave of Autobiography and History” n.d.

22 “Lifestyles of American Widows and Widowers in Urban 1982



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America”

23 “Life Styles of Widows: A World Perspective” n.d.

24 “Living Arrangements of American Urban Widows” n.d.

25 “Living Through Widowhood” 1973

26 “Loneliness: Forms and Components” 1969

27 “Members of the Intelligentsia as Developers and Disseminators

of Culture”

n.d.

40 1 “Of Space and the Housewife” n.d.

2 “On the Humanistic Coefficient” 1970

3 “On Widowhood: Grief Work and Identity Reconstruction” 1975

4 “One Family and the Cosmopolitan Community of Scholars” 1995

5 “Phasing Out and Hanging In: The Retirement Process Among

University Professors”

n.d.

6 “Polish Immigrants Then and Now” n.d.

7 “Polish Immigration to the United States of America: Problems

of Estimation and Parameters”

1976

8 “Polish Intelligentsia Abroad: Effects on Scholarship” 1979

9 “Polonia and The Polish Peasant in Europe and America.” 1996

10 “Polonia: Status Competition in an Ethnic Community” 1975

11 “Problem Identifikacji Narodowo Kulturalnej Polonii

Amerykanskej”

1984

12 “Result of Social Change” 1976

13 “Role Theory” 1991

14 “Secondary Uses of Primary Relations” n.d.

15 “Self-Identity in Marriage and Widowhood” 1973

16 “Social Construction of Social Problems Over Time” 1984

17 “Social Isolation and Widows of Blue Collar Workers” n.d.

18 “Social Psychological Aspects of Role Involvement” 1969

19 “Social Relations of Widows in Black and White Communities” 1971

20 “Social Relations of Widows in Urbanizing Societies” n.d.

40 21 “Societal Factors Affecting the Support Systems of Widows” n.d.

22 “Sociological Research Strategies in the Study of Family

Support.”

n.d.

23 “Sociology” (in Signs) 1976

24 “Sources of Stress for Mid-life Women: Widowhood” n.d.

25 “Suburban Conformity Debunked” 1964

41 1 “Support Systems of American Urban Widowhood” 1988

2 “Support Systems of Elderly Urbanites: Chicago of the 1970’s” 1975

3 “Support Systems of Widows in the Chicago Area” 1978

4 Symbolic Interactionism and I: Correspondence 2001-2002, n.d.

5 Symbolic Interactionism and I: Drafts n.d.

6 “The Absence of Community Resources in Support Systems of

Urban Widows”

1978

7 “The Age of Boredom” 1963



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8 “The Chicago-Poznan and Columbia-Poznan University

Connections”

1998, n.d.

9 “The Chicago Woman: A Study of Patterns of Mobility and

Transportation”

1980

10 “The Cosmopolitan Community of Scholars: Historical

Glimpses”

n.d.

11 “The Dance Studio-Style without Sex” 1967

12 “The Dysfunctional Effects of the Dissemination of Social

Science Knowledge”

1961

13 “The Economic Support of Women and Children” n.d.

14 “The Effect of Schooling on Social Contacts of Urban Women” 1973

15 “The Growing Importance of the Nuclear Family” n.d.

16 “The Influence of American Sociology on Polish Sociology” n.d.

17 “The Intelligentsia in Deeply Troubled Countries: Poland” n.d.

18 “The Interweave of Public and Private: Women’s Challenge to

American Society”

1993

19 “The Life Cycle of the Social Role of the Housewife” 1966

20 “The Meaning of Friendship in Widowhood” n.d.

21 “The Middle Years: Changes and Variations in Social Role

Commitments”

1984

22 “The Polish American Families” 1979

23 “The Polish Intelligentsia as Emigres” 1985

24 “The Problems of the Aged who are Widowed” n.d.

25 “The Secondary Features of a Primary Relationship” 1965

26 “The Social Involvement of American Widows” 1970

42 1 “The Social Isolation of the Lower-Class Blue-Collar Woman” 1970

2 “The Social Role of the Roosevelt University Student” n.d.

3 “The Social Role of the Young Suburban Homemaker” n.d.

4 “The Suburban Wife Views the Role of the Husband” n.d.

42 5 “The Urban Widow and her Dependent Children: Factors and

Consequences of her Management of Social and Economic

Resources”

n.d.

6 “The Widowed Family Member” n.d.

7 “Time in Anticipated Future and Events in Memory” 1986

8 “Unusual Occupations” 2000

9 Untitled Paper Draft n.d.

10 “White Collar Women in Traditional and Nontraditional Jobs:

Sales Clerks and Sales Agents” with D. Barnewolt and C. Miller

1983

11 “Widow, Widower: How Same How Different” (draft) n.d.

12 “Widowhood and Husband Sanctification” 1981

13 “Widowhood in Polonia” 1979

14 “Widowhood: Reconstruction of Self-Concept and Identity” 2000

15 “Widowhood: Social Norms and Social Integration” 1977

16 “Widows and Their Families” 1988, 1986

17 “Widows as a Minority Group” n.d.



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18 “Widows: North American Perspectives” n.d.

19 “Widows: The Middle East, Asia and the Pacific” 1987

20 “Work and Social Policy” 1978

21 “Work Histories of American Urban Women” 1971

22 “Young America on the Move to the Suburbs” (draft) n.d.

Subseries 3B: Books, 1967-1995, n.d.

43 1 Circles and Settings: Correspondence 1989-1994, n.d.

2 City Women: Correspondence 1977-1982, n.d.

3 City Women: Correspondence 1983-1987

4 City Women: Proposal and bibliography n.d.

5 Contemporary Widowhood: Correspondence 1991-1994, n.d.

6 Current Widowhood: Myths and Realities: Correspondence 1994-1995, n.d.

7 Occupation Housewife: Announcements 1971, n.d.

8 Occupation Housewife: Correspondence with publisher 1967-1970

9 Occupation Housewife: Early Writings/Proposals 1967, n.d.

10 Polish Americans: Correspondence 1974-1994, n.d.

11 Polish Americans: Review 1996

12 Urban American Women: Prospectus n.d.

13 Widowhood in an American City: Correspondence 1972-1978

14 Widowhood in an American City: Lopata v. Schenkman Legal

Publishing

1976-1982

44 1 Widows and Dependent Wives with H. Brehm 1977-1986, n.d.

2 Women as Widows: Correspondence 1976-1985

3 Women as Widows: Review 1980

4 Znaniecki’s Theory of Social Roles: Contract 1962

Subseries 3C: Book Chapters, Contributions and Edited

Works, 1957-2003, n.d.

44 5 Activity and Aging (Chapter entitled “Widows and Activity”) 1992

6 Aging (Chapter entitled “The Economic Support of Wives,

Widows and Children”)

1982

7 Aging In Rural America (Contribution) 1992, n.d.

8 Bereavement: A Sourcebook (Chapter entitled “The Support

Systems of American Urban Widows”)

1990-1991

9 Dual Career Couples (Chapter entitled “Contributions of

Husbands and Wives to their Occupational and Family Roles”)

1979-1980

10 Ethnic Families in America (Chapter entitled “The Polish

American Family”)

1974-1992, n.d.

11 Ethnicity and the Work Force (Chapter entitled “The Polish

Immigrants”)

1985

12 Families in Trouble (Chapter) 1985-1986

13 Handbook of Research Instruments on Social Gerontology 1978-1979



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(Contribution)

14 Handbook on Aging and the Family (Contribution) 1992-1994, n.d.

15 Harriet Martineau: Theoretical and Methodological

Perspectives (Preface)

1998, 2000, n.d.

16 Individual Voices, Collective Visions: Fifty Years of Women in

Sociology (Contribution)

1993-1994

17 Life-Span Developmental Psychology (Contribution) 1971-1975, n.d.

18 Loneliness: A Sourcebook (Chapter) 1980-1981, n.d.

19 On the Humanistic Sociology of Florian Znaniecki

(Contribution)

n.d.

45 1 Research in the Interweave of Social Roles: Correspondence 1977, n.d.

2 Research in the Interweave of Social Roles: Correspondence 1978-1980

3 Research in the Interweave of Social Roles: Correspondence 1981-1984, n.d.

4 Research in the Interweave of Social Roles: Correspondence 1985-1996

5 Research in the Interweave of Social Roles: Correspondence re:

Friendship volume (1 of 2)

1972-1973

6 Research in the Interweave of Social Roles: Correspondence re:

Friendship volume (2 of 2)

1974-1977

7 Research in the Interweave of Social Roles: Final 1981-1992, n.d.

46 1 Social Problems Along the Life Course: Correspondence 1982-2003

2 Social Problems Along the Life Course: Drafts n.d.

3 Widows: Correspondence with Contributors 1983-1987, n.d.

4 Widows: Correspondence with Publisher 1984-1987, n.d.

5 Widows: Readings in Appendix B 1957-1988

6 Widows: Review 1957-1988

7 Women in the Modern World (Introduction) 1971-1972, n.d.

Subseries 3D: Book Reviews, 1972-2002, n.d.

46 8 Review of Family Issues of Employed Women in Europe and

America

1972, n.d.

9 Review of Gender and American Social Science: The Formative

Years

n.d.

10 Review of Life After Death: A Study of the Elderly Widowed n.d.

11 Review of Madwives: Schizophrenic Women in the 1950s 1989

12 Review of Of Time and Widowhood n.d.

13 Review of On Their Own: Widows and Widowhood in the

American Southwest

1990

14 Review of Recovery from Bereavement n.d.

15 Review of Resilient Widows and The Widowed Self 1998-2002

16 Review of Sexually Involved Couples who Live Together 1985

17 Review of Women in the Workplace n.d.

18 Review of Work, Family and the Career n.d.



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Subseries 3E: Other, 1962-2001, n.d.

46 19 Bibliographies n.d.

47 1 Bibliography n.d.

2 Bibliography n.d.

3 Bibliography (Books Cited by HZL) 1989

4 Bibliography (Books Cited by HZL) 2002

5 Bibliography: Death and Dying n.d.

6 Bibliography/Library Search n.d.

7 Courses by Newspaper 1977-1979, n.d.

8 Death, Grief and Bereavement Cassette Program Books n.d.

9 Encyclopedia of Aging entries 1994, 2000, n.d.

10 Encyclopedia of Death and Dying “Widows” entry 2001, n.d.

11 The Society of Experts (unpublished): Correspondence 1962, n.d.

11 The Society of Experts (unpublished): Manuscripts 1962-1963, n.d.

12 World Book Encyclopedia “Social Role” entry 1977-1978, n.d.

Subseries 3F: Publications by Others, 1930-2002, n.d.

47 13 “A Family Case Study” by Robin Jarrett 1991

14 “A New Typology for Organizations” by Ross Scherer 1988

15 “A Woman’s Twentieth Century” by Jessie Bernard n.d.

16 “Abandoned Ambitions: Transition to Adulthood…” by G.

Handel

1991

17 “Aging and Mental Health” (team report) 1984

18 “Air Traffic Controllers: A Prototype of …” by A. Shostak 1990

47 19 “Alfred Schultz, His Critics, and Applied Phenomenology” by J.

Hall

1977

20 “American Fathering in Historical Perspective” by J. Plecke 1990

21 Analyzing Gender: A Handbook of Social Science Research, ed.

by Beth Hess and Myra Ferree (excerpts)

n.d.

48 1 “Autobiographical Memory: A Dynamic Lifespan Model” by J.

Schroots

2002

2 “Commitment to Work and to Family” by Paula Hudis 1976

3 “Considering Dorothy Smith’s Social Theory” by Barbara

Laslett and Barrie Thorne

1992

4 “Contested Memory: Notes on Robert K. Merton’s “The Thomas

Theorem and the Matthew Effect””

1997

5 “Corporate Supports for the Family Lives of Employees” by

Gary L. Bowen

1988

6 Cosmopolitanism (several articles) 1973-1998, n.d.

7 “Critical Theory and the Pragmatist Challenge” by D. Shalin 1992

8 “Divorce and the Revolution” by George Gilder 1986

9 “Doing Social Research Under Conditions of Radical Social 1993



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Change” by M. L. Kohn

10 “‘Feminization’ and the French Military: An Anthropological

Approach” by Jean Boulegue

1991

11 Florian Znaniecki and the Polish Peasant (several articles) 1973-1998, n.d.

12 “Florian Znaniecki’s Sociological Theory and the Challenges of

the 21st Century” by E. Halas

2000

13 “Funkcje Polskich …” by Barbara Les (in Polish) 1980

14 “Gender and the Scientific Professions” by A. Figert n.d.

15 “Gender Differences in Work-Related Status Within Selected

Female- and Male-Dominated Occupations” by M. L. Cassidy

1990

16 “Home – Its Contemporary Material, Social, and Value Aspects”

by Andrzej Sicinski and Piotr Lukasiewicz

1990

17 “Humanism and Professionalism” by Jacquelyn Litt 1991

18 “I Socjologia Polska” by A. Sulek 1996

19 “Immigration Incarnate: A Study of Elderly Polish Immigrants

and Polish American Ethnics in Chicago” by Celia Berdes

2000

20 “Instytucjonalne formy …” by Piotr Hubner (in Polish) 1974

21 “Intergenerational Solidarity in the Creation of Science: The

Ross-Sorkin Correspondence” by L. Nichols

1996

22 Later Life: The Social Psychology of Aging, ed. Victor W.

Marshall (excerpt)

1986

23 “Life History and JERS” by Dana Y. Takagi 1988

24 “Living Too Long, Dying Too Young, and Disability for the

Homemaker” by Carol Carde Oliven Fethke

1980

25 “Looking Back—A 25-Year Review and Appraisal of Social

Problems Research” by Melvin Kohn

1977

48 26 “Making the Best of Life” by Glen Elder, Jr. 1991

27 “Male and Female in Dance” by Judith Lynne Hanna n.d.

28 “Marriage and the Construction of Reality” by Peter Berger and

Hansfried Kellner

1964

29 “Memories of the Berlin Wall” by Erika Hoerning 1987

30 “Men’s Career Advantages in Nursing” by Janet Gans 1987

31 “Midwives, Societal Variation, and Diplomatic Discourse in the

European Community” by Orzack & Calogero

1990

49 1 “Migracje I Asymilacja …” and “ Msza W Rytmie…” by J.

Rokicki (both in Polish)

1986

2 “Mutual Guesting in the Post-National City” by N. Rapport 2001

3 “My Life and Soft Times” by Joseph Gusfield 1990

4 My Troubles are Going to Have Trouble with Me, ed. Karen

Brodkin (excerpt)

1984

5 Newspaper clippings 1991-1994

6 “Nie Mialem pierwowzorow” by Anna Plenzler (in Polish) 1999

7 “Okres ‘Poznanski’ w Zyciu Floriana Znanieckiego” by Z.

Dulczewski

1981

8 “On Intellectual Craftsmanship” by C. Wright Mills n.d.



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9 “Organizational Attitude Toward Families and Satisfaction with

the Military as a Way of Life” by Bowen & Neenan

1985

10 “Other London” by Henry Mayhew n.d.

11 “Perspectives on Professional Women” by Deborah L. Rhode 1988

12 “Persuasion as Practical Accomplishment” by Prus & Frisby 1990

13 Polish Sociology (several articles) 1945-1998, n.d.

14 “Polska Anno Domini 1995” by Julitta Grocholska (in Polish) 1995

15 “Power Shifts and Value Changes in the Post Cold War World” 1992

16 “Predictors of Spousal Support for the Work Commitments of

Husbands” by Pittman & Orthner

1988

17 “Psychiatry as a Vocation” by Langman and Richman 1987

18 “Relational Interdependence and Commitment in Marriage” by

Sabatelli & Cicil-Pigo

1985

19 “Research Methods as Viewed by W. I. Thomas” by H. Locke 1948

20 “Satisfaction with Family Life in the Military” by G. Bowen 1989

21 “Self-Disclosure in Men’s Friendships” by Reid & Fine n.d.

22 “Sexual Heterogeneity in Heterosexual Populations” by T. Heil 1994

23 “Shop Til You Drop” by Prus & Dawson 1990

24 “Social Structural Determinants of Ethnic Group Behavior” by

Barbara and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey

1986

25 “Space, Time and Architects” by Andrew Montegomery 1990

26 “Stigma of Obesity” by Werner J. Cahnman 1968

27 “Suburbs and Satellites: Two Decades of Change” by John R.

Logan and Reid M. Golden

1986

49 28 “Symbolic Interaction as a Pragmatic Perspective” by J. Huber 1973

29 “Teaching About Women to Male-identified Students” by

Kathleen Doherty Turkel

1986

30 “Teaching Sex and Gender in Sociology” by Esther Chow 1985

31 “Teddy Kollek’s Jerusalem” by Thomas Friedman 1985

32 “The Aging of the Suburbs, 1960-1980” by Fitzpatrick & Logan 1985

33 The American Family in Social-Historical Perspective, ed.

Michael Gordon (excerpts)

1983

34 “The Concepts of ‘Need’ and ‘Value’ in the Light of the

Systems Approach” by Andrzej Sicinski

1973

35 “The Departure of Males from the Teaching Profession in

Nineteenth-century Iowa” by Thomas Morain

1980

36 “The Development of Idealism in Pharmacy School” by Roy

Hornosty

1989

37 “The Family Adaptation Model” by Gary L. Bowen 1990

38 “The Family of Later Life” by Lillian E. Troll 1971

39 “The Hollywood Actor” by Norman L. Friedman 1990

50 1 “The Loss of Community” by A. Hunter 1975

2 “The Power War: Male Response to Power Loss Under

Equality” by Arnold Kahn

1984



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3 “The Problems of Adult Education – Two Conferences” 1930

4 The Russia I Believe In: The Memoirs of Samuel Harper ed. by

P. Harper (excerpt related to F. Znaniecki)

1945

5 “The Self as Habit: The Reconstruction of Self in Chronic

Illness” by Kathy Charmaz

n.d.

6 “The Sociology of William I. Thomas in relation to The Polish

Peasant” by Evan Ames Thomas

1986

7 “The Thomas Theorem” by R. S. Smith 1996

8 “The Transmission of images of … World War II…” by Kreutz,

et al.

n.d.

9 “The World We Forgot” by Martin Kohli 1985

10 “Theory for the Study of Social Problems” by Arnold Rose 1957

11 “Transforming American Culture” by Robert N. Bellah 1986

12 “Transnational Communities” by A. Portes 1996

13 “Transnational Networks in Basic Science” by D. Crane 1971

14 “Two Hands for the Clock” by Meg Luxton 1987

15 University of California Dissertation List from 1895 to 1996 1996

51 1 Various Reprints 1936-1957

2 “Warsaw the City that Would not Die” 1997

3 “Whatever Happened to the Qualitative Survey?” by L.

Rainwater

1992

4 “Women Members of Congress: A Distinctive Role” by F. L.

Gehlen

n.d.

51 5 “Women’s Employment During Pregnancy and After the First

Birth” by Desai & Waite

1991

6 “Work as Reality Maintaining Activity” by Gale Miller 1990

7 “Working Cooks” by Gary Alan Fine 1987

8 Writings by Joseph Ben-David 1983, n.d.

9 Writings by Seymour M. Lipset 1978-1979

10 “Znaniecki’s “The Social Role of the Man of Knowledge”” 1941

Series 4: Audiovisual, 1972-1989

52 5.25” Floppy Disk: “Helena Lopata Back Up File” 1989

Cassette Tape: “The Widow in America: A Study of the Older

Widow” in the Death, Grief and Bereavement Series

1972

Series 5: Restricted

53