Source: Wiggershaus Columbia Invitation Reconstruction

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Dossier

Filed as source, standing in one authored connection inside this archive, dated 1934 event record to 1934-12-31.

Source identity

Author or issuer: Rolf Wiggershaus. Date: 1995 English edition.

Human-readable locator

The Frankfurt School, pp.

Rights and confidence

Corpus reference only. High as archival scholarship.

Document identity

Date: 1995 English edition. Creator or parties: Rolf Wiggershaus.

Human-readable locator

The Frankfurt School, MIT Press, pp.

What it establishes

Secondary archival scholarship reconstructing the MacIver recommendation, Butler decision, Lynd discussion, Horkheimer acceptance, address, term, and repair obligation.

Access and confidence

High as secondary archival scholarship.

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Witnessed connections

supports (13)

REL-000056 Institute for Social Research reported closer affiliation pending with Columbia University.

Independent context for loose affiliation; locator: pp. 143-148; passages _00178-_00180
REL-000321 Nicholas Murray Butler approved quarters for Institute for Social Research.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 144-145; MarxPro _00179
REL-000323 Columbia University provided quarters to Institute for Social Research.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 144-145; MarxPro _00179-_00180
REL-000333 Columbia houses and loosely affiliates the Institute for Social Research (1934) documented by Source: Wiggershaus Columbia Invitation Reconstruction.

source record and locator; locator: pp. 143-148; MarxPro _00178-_00180 and _00843
REL-000334 Columbia houses and loosely affiliates the Institute for Social Research (1934) involved organization Columbia University.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 143-148; MarxPro _00178-_00180
REL-000335 Columbia houses and loosely affiliates the Institute for Social Research (1934) involved organization Institute for Social Research.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 143-148; MarxPro _00178-_00180
REL-000336 Julian Gumperz brokered contacts for Institute for Social Research.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 143-144; MarxPro _00178
REL-000337 Max Horkheimer accepted quarters for Institute for Social Research.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: p. 145; MarxPro _00180
REL-000338 Institute for Social Research loosely affiliated with Columbia University.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 144-145; MarxPro _00179
REL-000340 Institute for Social Research paid necessary repairs at 429 West 117th Street.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: p. 145; MarxPro _00180
REL-000341 Institute for Social Research retained financial independence from Columbia University.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 143-148; MarxPro _00178-_00180
REL-000343 Robert Lynd advocated loose affiliation for Institute for Social Research.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 144-145; MarxPro _00179
REL-000344 Robert MacIver recommended housing for Institute for Social Research.

secondary archival reconstruction; locator: pp. 143-148; MarxPro _00178-_00180

REL-000333 Documented by 1934 event record to 1934-12-31 Account not written

Columbia houses and loosely affiliates the Institute for Social Research (1934) documented by Source: Wiggershaus Columbia Invitation Reconstruction.

reported confidence · high this record is the object

This connection is recorded. Its account has not been written. Columbia houses and loosely affiliates the Institute for Social Research (1934) →