Description | Bound volume of correspondence. Correspondents and subjects include: Copy of Comfort's letter on the nuclear arms which was sent to press and senators - 4 January 1984 <li>Professional correspondence on gerontology. Publishers. Letters he wrote to newspapers. <li>Correspondence from Alexander Lomako re nuclear missiles <li>James Brabazon <li>Elizabeth Rauschen <li>Leonid A. Gavrilov (Russian scientist) <li>Louis Kauffman re book on Iterants they are working on together <li>Copy of letter to Science Digest written 10 January 1984 re the 'curious distribution of AIDS' written 10 January 1984 <li>George Feifer (who was asking to write a profile of Comfort. Comfort's replies show his opinion of how the press have mis-represented him) - January 1984 <li>Copy of letter Comfort sent to The Times on the intersection between theology and science, written 14 January 1984 <li>Text of speech? Given at the Neuropsychiatric Institute, UCLA, Speech entitled 'Twenty Years'. On the ISI [Indian Statistical Unit] Refers to the PCM. <li>Radio transmitters <li>Donation of Comfort'slibrary of books on sexual information to the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University (because he is going back to live in the UK) <li>Comfort's reviews of others' work <li>Correspondence with William H James re James' hypothesis on the transmission of AIDs <li>Review of <i>Reality And Empathy</i> <li>A proposal to make a live action video of Joy of Sex [Comfort consistently rejected this idea] <li>Comfort comment piece on AIDs <li>Re his chapter 'Sexuality in the Elderly' in 'Geriatric Mental Health: A Clinician's Guide <li>regarding electrical circuits <li>Re his column in the Seattle Times and the San Diego Tribune - answering readers' questions on aging <li>Jarava Lal Mehta - Indian philosopher <li>Correpondence with the 'Disabled on Channel Society' organization - to provide CB equipment for local disabled and housebound people. <li>Correpondence his publisher Books & Broadcasts Inc <li>Attempts to get Comfort's science fiction novel <i>Tetrarch</i> published <li>Lots with Louis Kauffman <li>Correspondence with Age Concern Norfolk re CB radio for the elderly <li>S K Biswas at the Indian Statistical Unit <li>Paper "Are swingers at risk from AIDs?" (March 1984), for publication in Memorandum [of the Department of Health & Human Services, Maryland?] <li>views on the press - letter dated 24 March 1984 <li>Correspondence with publisher re sales of "What About Alcohol"? <li>Copy of Comfort's letter on Capgras' syndrome to the American Journal of Psychiatry - written 30 April 1984 <li>Personal correspondence re move back to England <li>Donation of his book on gerontology, geriatrics to the Royal Society of Medicine, London <li>re reaction to <i>Tetratch</i> <li>Paper on 'Psychic Electronics' with correspondence with <i>Practical Wireless</i> magazine <li>Dr Reinisch (biologist) <li>regarding Comfort's plans to focus on a geriatric curriculum doctors in Third World countries <li>attempts to publish <i>The Patient</i> [Imperial Patient] <li>regarding Comfort's contribution of a recipe for inclusion in a celebrity cook book for a charity (20 July 1984) <li>regarding radio transmitters <li>Comfort's views on cosmetology <li>His letter to The Economist on American-Russian politics - written 3 September 1984 <li>regarding Experimental Gerontology magazine - of which Comfort was an associate editor <li>Comfort's copy of letter to <i>The Economist</i> re American arguments over Catholicism and abortion (18 September 1984) |