Overview of the Collection
Administrative History:
Access Terms
Administrative Information
Scope and Contents
Overview of the Collection
Collection Title: MacMaster, Robert E. Collection
Dates: 1919-2008
Bulk Dates: 1967-1972
Identification: CFT00097
Creator:
MacMaster, Robert E.
Physical Description: 8.00
Language of Materials:
English
Russian
Repository:
David Allan Hubbard Library Archives
135 N. Oakland Avenue
Pasadena, CA, 91182-0002
URL: http://library.fuller.edu/archives/
Email: archives@fuller.edu
Phone: (626) 584-5311
Fax: (626) 584-5613
Administrative History:
Robert E. MacMaster (1919-2008) was a prominent historian of Russian History and Literature at Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and served as Chair of the History section from 1970-1972. He was educated at Harvard Graduate School where he
studied the classics of Russian and Germanic literature. Professor MacMaster authored the definitive work on Nikolay Yakovlevich
Danilevsky entitled, “Danilevsky: A Russian Totalitarian Philosopher,” (1967). This collection includes research notes on
Tolstoy,Fyodor Dostoevsky and Nikolay Yakovlevich Danilevsky among other Russian thinkers.
Access Terms
This Collection is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Personal Name:
Danilevsky, Nikolay
Tolstoy, Leo
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information:
Donation.
Processing Information:
Basic.
Conditions Governing Use:
Scholarly use within parameters of copyright law.
Conditions Governing Access:
Supervised use only.
Physical Characteristics or Technical Requirements:
For full Finding Aid email the archives
Scope and Contents
Robert E. MacMaster was a prominent historian of Russian History and Literature. His major work, “Danilevsky: A Russian Totalitarian
Philosopher,” is the only full-scale biography on the controversial, yet very significant Russian philosopher of the 19th
century. The collection contains research materials used by Dr. Robert E. MacMaster including extensive notes, research materials,
personal notes and personal letters.