| Description | A bound volume of correspondence to and from Comfort relating mostly to his work on gerontology, sexuality and psychiatry, plus letters relating to publication processes, rights requests, requests for article/book reviews, and to give talks/lectures. Includes a letter to Arbor Books including a list of Comfort's published books (1937-1981); recording year of publication; genre and publisher; a summary draft of a proposed '21st Century Science project'; correspondence regarding a manuscript for the book Reality and Empathy; a letter to The Economist on CND and nuclear disarmament and a letter addressed to President Reagan and his wife regarding concerns over drug abuse and drunk driving.
Correspondents include:
Ismet Karacan, Sleep Disorders & Research Center, Baylor College of Medicine
Eden Collinsworth, Vice President and Associate Publisher, Arbor House
William D Eastman, State University of New York Press
Christopher Chapple, Assistant Director, The Institute for Advanced Studies of World Religions
Louis H Kauffman
Naoki Akiyama, The American Relay League
James Brabazon
Larry Savadove, Savadove Young Films
Natalie & Ralph Bacon
Rita Carter
Richard J Ham, Suncoast Gerontology Center, University of South Florida
Sheila Lodge, Mayor of Santa Barbara
Krishna R Dronamraju, The University of Texas
Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini, Florence Center for the History and Philosophy of Science
Robin Ray, Cand Haven Ltd
Robert Lanza
Gail Waldron, Program Director, Southern California Neuropsychiatric Institute
W Dale Clift, The American Radio Relay League, Inc
Peter Stansky, Stanford University
Jack Rigg
Rachel Gaffney, Editor, ReVision
Miriam Miller, Editor, The Portable Stanford
Paul Procter, Prefis Book Machine
Harvey Wheeler, Journal of Social and Biological Structures
Joseph T Freeman
Tomiya Akiyama, Director, The Sokka Gakkai
Leonard Hayflick
Cartlon E Turner, Special Assistant to the President for Drug Abuse Policy, The White House
Claude Pepper, Chairman, Select Committee on Aging, US House of Representatives
Dachine Rainer (writer) |