Inventory of the Centers and Programs, Center for the Study of New Religious Movements Collections, 1977-1983

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Inventory of the Centers and Programs, Center for the Study of New Religious Movements Collections, 1977-1983

Accession number: GTU 91-9-3

Shelf location: 3/H/1 - 3/H/4, Record Group 7, Subgroup A

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Descriptive Summary

Title: Centers and Programs. Center for the Study of New Religious Movements Collections,

Date (bulk): 1977-1983

Accession Code: GTU 91-9-3

Collector: Center for the Study of New Religious Movements, Graduate Theological Union

Size: 23 boxes 10 ft.

Repository: The Graduate Theological Union.

2400 Ridge Road

Berkeley, California 94709

Abstract: This collection documents the history of the Center for the Study of New Religious Movements from 1977-1983.

Shelf location: 3/H/1 - 3/H/4, Record Group 7, Subgroup A

Language: English.

Administrative Information

Access

Collection is open for research.

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Centers and Programs. Center for the Study of New Religious Movements Collections, The Graduate Theological Union Archives, Berkeley, CA.

Acquisition Information

Transferred to the GTU Archives in 1989 and 1999.

Agency History

In October 1975, the GTU Executive Committee authorized preliminary planning of an alternative religions resource center providing materials on the growing variety of cults and sects in the United States. Jacob Needleman, a professor at San Francisco State University, was called in as a consultant and subsequently accepted appointment as program Director and Visiting Professor of Comparative Religions at the Graduate Theological Union. The Program for the Study of New Religious Movements was inaugurated Fall 1977. Funding was received from NEH, the Rockefeller Foundation, San Francisco Foundation, Luce Foundation, and Ford Foundation. Work fell into two distinct phases. First was the Program for the Study of New Religious Movements, 1977-80. After a period of program and goal evaluation, the second phase was the Center for the Study of New Religious Movements, 1980-83.

In the first phase, the Program saw the emergence of new religious movements as a response to a shift in the basic values and conceptions of Americans fueled by a resurgence of interest in religion, especially among the youth in the 1960's-70's. The complex issues were perceived by the Program to be grouped in three areas: 1. The personal dimension (in families and communities); 2. The effects on traditional religious institutions/churches; and 3. Related contemporary issues such as psychotherapy, education, ecology, and financial resources. To work on these issues, the Program set up four components: 1. For education/outreach, present series of colloquia to the scholarly community and general public; 2. Publish colloquia proceedings; 3. Establish a resource collection in the Library; and 4. Sponsor research projects.

In 1977, the Program sponsored the National Conference on the Study of New Religious Movements. Forty scholars were invited from a broad range of disciplines including sociology, theology, psychology, philosophy, history, and journalism. This was the first national conference to take an inter-disciplinary approach to this subject. The major result was that because it sought the inter-disciplinary approach, the Conference initiated "the creation of an entire academic field" (Report, pg. 24). The proceedings were published as Understanding the New Religions, Jacob Needleman and George Baker, eds. (NY: Seabury Press, 1978). (GTU Library call number BL2530 U6 U5, Rare Book.) Transcriptions of the Conference discussions were published as New Religious Movements in America, The Rockefeller Foundation, 1979. (GTU Library call number BL2530 U6 N48, Rare Book.)

Further education/outreach Program activities included University of California Extension courses offered by George Baker and Don Stone, occasional forums, and presentations to various interested Bay Area organizations. The staff increasingly gave interviews for newspapers, radio, and television as the phenomenon of new religions became a hot topic for the general public.

The New Religious Movements Research Collection received most of the Program's energies in this first phase. GTU Librarian, J. Stillson Judah, had had a long interest in this area and laid the groundwork for the collection. It was housed in the Graduate Theological Union Library under the direction of Betty Rozak. They collected unique and ephemeral material on groups and organizations, eventually totaling approximately 500. Published materials were acquired in the general Library collection. Bibliographies on new religious movements and various aspects within this area of study were produced by Rozak, and Program researchers. A directory of scholars working in the field of new religious movements was produced. The Research Collection was used extensively by scholarly researchers and interested community patrons.

For the scholarly research component of the Program, Jacob Needleman and Charles Glock worked on larger projects. Needleman focused on the impact of new religious movements on traditional religious institutions in western culture, and Glock on the impact on religion and the social consciousness of the general population. Researchers could apply to the Program for smaller project grants from funds made available through NEH.

The growing public outcry and controversy surrounding new religious movements generally, particularly following the Jonestown tragedy in late 1979, brought the Program to re-access its goals. The Program did not want "to become involved in polemics about the alleged practices of specific groups", but did want to respond to underlying questions "in a serious scholarly fashion" (Report, pg. 28). Discussions led to a new set of program objectives for a three-year visiting scholars program successfully submitted to NEH and the Rockefeller Foundation.

In this second phase, 1980-83, the Program became the Center for the Study of New Religious Movements. Teams of scholars collaborated in research and produced working papers on one of three major Center-identified dimensions of the context and significance of new religious movements: 1. Coercion and authority (brainwashing and deprogramming); 2. New religious movements' impact on social values and education; and 3. Legal issues: economic, political, and public policy implications. Each dimension was the focus of an academic year. Bi-weekly interdisciplinary research seminars were held. Participants working in various disciplines were visiting scholars who had applied to and been accepted by the Center for an academic year, invited local scholars and graduate students. The seminars were audio-taped and transcripts typed for some of them. In 1981, the Center sponsored a national conference on Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements. Though a monograph of the proceedings was planned, it was not produced. The papers presented at the Conference were kept in the Research Collection (see Box 2, ff 4-11). The 1981-82 Research Seminars, Religion and the Law, resulted in a monograph: Cults, Culture, and the Law: Perspectives on New Religious Movements, Thomas Robbins, William C. Shepherd, and James McBride, eds. (Chico, CA: Scholars Press, 1985). (GTU Library call number BL2525 C85 1985, Rare Book.)

Having fulfilled the terms of the NEH and Rockefeller Foundation grants, the Center closed in 1983. Paul A. Schwartz, Project Director, and Jacob Needleman, Center Director edited the Final Performance Report to the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Rockefeller Foundation, September 1983. This is an extensive report giving the history of the Program and Center, detailed reports on each of the academic years' activities for 1980-83, and narrative reports on aspects of new religious movements from Jacob Needleman, Nevitt Sanford, and Thomas Robbins. The Report is the basis for this Agency History and can be found in Box 1, ff 57.

Scope and Content

Since the Center closed in 1983, the working files and records had been boxed and stored in the GTU Building at 2465 LeConte. The working research papers produced by the Center's research associates and visiting scholars, the unpublished papers collected by Center staff, and the typed transcripts of Research Seminars had been transferred to the NRM Research Collection in the GTU Library. The Library staff had foldered the papers and filed them in alphabetical order by author. The papers were never cataloged by the Library, nor was any inventory or list produced. The Center's working files and records (Boxes 1-3), including the audio-tapes of Research Seminars (Boxes 20-23) were transferred to the Archives in 1989. The written research papers and transcripts (Boxes 4-20) were transferred to the Archives in 1999.

Arrangement

This collection is organized into 4 series: Office and Working files; NRM Center Papers; Seminar Transcripts; and Audiocassette tapes.

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Cults--United States--History--20th Century

Sects--United States--History--20th Century

United States--Religion--1960--Sources

United States--Religion--1960--Congresses

Religions--Research

Religions--Study and teaching

Needleman, Jacob

Anthony, Dick, 1939-

Baker, George, 1941-

McBride, James

Robbins, Thomas, 1943-

Schwartz, Paul Anthony

Series 1. Office and Working Files. 1977-1983

Physical Description: Box 1-2: 1 ft.

Box 3: 5 in.

Scope and Content Note

The office and working files have been boxed and stored in at the Graduate Theological Union since the Center for the Study of New Religious Movements closed in 1983. The Center's working files and records (Boxes 1-3) were transferred to the GTU Archives in 1989.

Arrangement

Boxes 1-3 are arranged alphabetically.

Box 1, Folder 1

Administration, 1977-78

Box 1, Folder 2

Advisory Committee, 1977-79

Box 1, Folder 3

Announcement: Program for the Study of New Religious Movements at the GTU, September 1977

Box 1, Folder 4

Announcement: NRM Research Collection at the GTU Library, 1978

Box 1, Folder 5-14

Bibliographies

Correspondence

Introductory Bibliography on Recent Works on NRM and Related Phenomena, 11/1977

Religions: An Annotated Introductory Bibliography, 2/1978

Religions: An Annotated Introductory Bibliography, 3rd ed.4/1981

The Christian-Buddhist Encounter, 1979

Filmography on New Religious Movements, 11/1977

Science and Parascience: A Select Bibliography, 1978

Civil Liberties, Brainwashing, and Cults, 9/1979

Civil Liberties, Brainwashing, and Cults, 2nd ed., 1/1981

The Return of the Goddess: Affirmations of Feminist Spirituality, 1977

Box 1, Folder 15

Budget data, 1982

Box 1, Folder 16-29

Correspondence, 1977-83

Dick Anthony

George Baker

General

Inquiries

Jim McBride

Jacob Needleman

Thomas Robbins

Paul A. Schwartz

Box 1, Folder 30-32

Courses, 1978-81

Box 1, Folder 33-35

Directory of Scholars Interested in the New Religious Movements in America, 1977-80

Interim Directory

Correspondence

Proposed Update, 1980

Areas of Interest Questionnaires (forms filled out and returned by scholars)

American Religious History and Church History

Anthropology

Asian Religions

Comparative Religions

History

Law

Ministry

OT Studies

Philosophy

Philosophy of Religion/Theology

Clinical Psychology/Psychiatry

Psychology, East-West

Psychology, Transpersonal/Consciousness Studies

Psychology of Religion

Psychology, Other Specializations

Religion and Culture

Sociology

Business Administration/Management

Journalism

Not interested

Box 1, Folder 56

Ecumenical Associates News, GTU, Summer 1977, article on NRM

Box 1, Folder 57

"Final Report of Center for New Religious Movements", 9/1983, to NEH and Rockefeller Foundation

Box 1, Folder 58

There is no file folder 58.

Box 1, Folder 59

Ford Foundation, Ledger, 1977-78

Box 1, Folder 60

Glock Research Group, 1979

Box 1, Folder 61

Information Please Almanac, article on NRM Program, 1982

Box 1, Folder 62

Luce Foundation, 1979-81

Box 1, Folder 63-66

Mailing Lists

Box 1, Folder 67

Missing Students Project, University Religious Council, Berkeley, 1980

Box 1, Folder 68-71

National Endowment for the Humanities Award: applications and files for the Center and the Library Research Collection

Box 2, Folder 1-2

National Endowment for the Humanities Award: applications and files, continued.

Box 2, Folder 3

Comprehensive List of Papers and Publications from the NRM Center, 1977-83

Box 2, Folder 4-11

Center Conferences

National Conference on the Study of New Religious Movements in America, June 1977.

Note

Note: The proceedings were published as Understanding the New Religions, Jacob Needleman and George Baker, eds. (NY: Seabury Press, 1978). (GTU Library call number BL2530 U6 U5, Rare Book.) Transcriptions of the Conference discussions were published as New Religious Movements in America, The Rockefeller Foundation, 1979. (GTU Library call number BL2530 U6 N48, Rare Book.)

Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements, June 1981.

Note

Note: Box 2, Folder 10 contains a list of Conference Participants. The papers presented at the Conference are filed in Boxes 4-18, alphabetically by author. The audiocassette tape-recordings of the entire Conference are found in Box 23.

Box 2, Folder 12-27

NRM Newsletter, full run of Newsletter, Vol. 1, no. 1-4, 1978-79, and organizational files

Box 2, Folder 28

NRM Occasional Forums, 1978-79 (includes transcript of Forum 6/7/78: "Jewish Mysticism in America" with Zalman Schachter, Arthur Green, and Charles Rosen).

Note

Note:Audiotapes of Forums found in the general GTU Library collection are listed in Box 23.

Box 2, Folder 29-35

NRM Center Reports and Research Collection Reports, 1977-81

Box 2, Folder 36

NRM Center Staff meetings, 1978, 1980, 1982

Box 2, Folder 37-40

Publications: List of titles, and ledger statements

Box 2, Folder 41

Publicity, 1977-81

Box 2, Folder 42-45

Research Grants: Questionnaires and applications, 1977-81

Box 2, Folder 46-57

Research Reports, 1978-80

Dick Anthony

Thomas Charbeneau

David Hackett

Barbara Hargrove

Jim McBride

Shirley Ranck

Charles Rosen

Paul A. Schwartz

Norman Skonovd

Don Stone

Steven Tipton

Philip Zimbardo

Box 2, Folder 58-60

Research Seminars

New Religious Movements and Spiritual Authoritarianism, 1980-81.

Religion and the Law, 1981-82.

Note

Note:The seminar proceedings were published: Cults, Culture, and the Law: Perspectives on New Religious Movements, Thomas Robbins, William C. Shepherd, and James McBride, eds. (Chico, CA: Scholars Press, 1985). (GTU Library call number BL2525 C85 1985, Rare Book.)

Alternative Paradigms for Health and Healing, 1983.

Box 2, Folder 61-67

Rockefeller Foundation Grant files, 1977-83

Box 3, Folder 1

San Francisco Foundation Grant and Ledger statements, 1977-79

Box 3, Folder 2

Shambhala Book file, 1983

Box 3, Folder 3-13

NRM Staff files

Box 3, Folder 14

Theopolis Americana: The Rise of the Christian New Right. Book prospectus, 1981

Box 3, Folder 15

Understanding the New Religions. Book published from the 1977 Conference

Box 3, Folder 16-22

Visiting Scholars Program files, 1980-83

Box 3, Folder 23-35

Visiting Scholars

Dick Anthony

James Beckford

Walter Capps

Don Evans

Connie Jones

Bennetta Jules-Rosette

James Richardson

Thomas Robbins

Nevitt Sanford

Rodney Sawatsky

William Shepherd

John Wilson

Series 2. New Religious Movements Center Papers. 1977-1983

Physical Description: Box 4-5: 5 in.

Box 6-13: 5 in.

Box 14-18: 5 in.

Scope and Content Note

NRM Center Papers are represented in boxes 4-18. These are a collection of papers made by Center staff, and the Library Research Collection librarian ca. 1977-83 (a few date back as early as 1971, some were added up to 1985). The papers were collected from Center Staff, Research Assistants, and Visiting Scholars, from Center Research Seminars and Conferences, and from a mailing done by the Research Collection librarian requesting donations from scholars. For the most part, the papers are unpublished presentations at various seminars and professional association meetings. There are some reprints of published articles or chapters from books. After the Center closed, the papers were added to the NRM Research Collection in the GTU Library. They have been returned here to the Center Collection.

Arrangement

The Research Collection staff organized the papers alphabetically by author. For titles of unpublished papers or papers presented at meetings, the title only will be listed after the author's name. For titles of reprints of articles in journals or chapters in books, the article title will appear in quotation marks, followed by the journal or book title.

Box 4, Folder 1

Adkison, Danny M., A Political Profile of the Moral Majority Voter.

Box 4, Folder 2

Adler, Christine, Christ Our Mother in Julian of Norwich.

Box 4, Folder 3

Ahern, Geoffrey, Western Esotericism in Cosmological Context.

Box 4, Folder 4

Melton, J. Gordon and Bartlett, Ross Allen, Alliance for the Preservation of Religious Liberty Preliminary Investigative Report: The Suicide/Murder Incident Involving The Peoples Temple Colony in Jonestown, Guyana.

Box 4, Folder 5

New York University Review of Law and Social Change, Colloquium: Alternative Religions: Government Control and the First Amendment.

Box 4, Folder 6

American Family Foundation, Preventive Education and Destructive Cultism. Prepared by Michael D. Langone.

Box 4, Folder 7

American Family Foundation, Young People and Cults: A Preventive Approach. Resource Handbook.

Box 4, Folder 8

Amicus Brief in Molko vs. Holy Spirit Association.

Box 4, Folder 9

Anderson, Susan and Zimbardo, Philip, On Resisting Social Influence.

Box 4, Folder 10

Californians for Responsible Research and Buddhists Concerned for Animals, Animal Care and Animal Care Policy at University of California, Berkeley Animal Research Facilities.

Box 4, Folder 11

American Jewish Congress Commission on Law, Social Action and Urban Affairs, The Cults and the Law.

Box 4, Folder 12

Anthony, Dick and Robbins, Thomas, "Brainwashing and the Persecution of Cults" in Journal of Religion and Health, 19:1.

Box 4, Folder 13

Anthony, Dick, Robbins, Thomas, and McCarthy, Jim, The Brainwashing Metaphor as a Social Weapon: A New Conceptual Tool for the Therapeutic State.

Box 4, Folder 14

Anthony, Dick, Robbins, Thomas, and Schwartz, Paul A., Contemporary Religious Movements and the Secularization Hypothesis.

Box 4, Folder 15

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, "Contemporary Religion and the Cultural Crisis" in In Gods We Trust: New Patterns in American Religious Pluralism.

Box 4, Folder 16

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, The Decline of American Civil Religion and the Development of Authoritarian Nationalism: A Study of the Unification Church of Rev. Sun Myung Moon.

Box 4, Folder 17

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, "A Demonology of Cults" in Inquiry, 9/1/80.

Box 4, Folder 18

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, The Effect of Détente on the Growth of New Religions: Reverend Moon and the Unification Church.

Box 4, Folder 19

Anthony, Dick, The Fact Pattern Behind the Deprogramming Controversy: An Analysis and an Alternative.

Box 4, Folder 20

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, "From Symbolic Realism to Structuralism" in Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 12/75.

Box 4, Folder 21

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, "Getting Straight with Meher Baba: A Study of Mysticism, Drug Rehabilitation and Postadolescent Role Conflict" in Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.

Box 4, Folder 22

Anthony, Dick, Robbins, Thomas, Doucas, and Curtis, Thomas, "The Last Civil Religion: Reverend Moon and the Unification Church" in Sociological Analysis 37:2.

Box 4, Folder 23

There is no file folder 23.

Box 4, Folder 24

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, and Curtis, Thomas, "The Limits of Symbolic Realism: Problems of Empathic Field Observation in a Sectarian Context" in Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 12:3.

Box 4, Folder 25

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, "The Meher Baba Movement: Its Affect on Post-Adolescent Social Alienation" in Religious Movements in Contemporary America, 1974.

Box 4, Folder 26

Anthony, Dick, New Religions and Narcissism.

Box 4, Folder 27

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, New Religions, Families and Brainwashing.

Box 4, Folder 28

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, "New Religious Movements and the Social System: Integration, Disintegration, or Transformation" in A.R.S.S.R, 2, 1978.

Box 4, Folder 29

Anthony, Dick, Non-Traditional Religions and Mental Health: A Non-Ideological Prototype for Counseling, Community Education, and Technical Assistance.

Box 4, Folder 30

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, and Bellah, Robert, On Religion and Social Science: A Non-Reductionistic Approach to the Study of Religion, a Prospectus.

Box 4, Folder 31

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, Doucas, Madeline, and Curtis, Thomas, Patients and Pilgrims: Changing Attitudes toward Psycholotherapy on the Part of Converts to Eastern Mysticism.

Box 4, Folder 32

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, "Religion, Rationality, and the Idea of Progress" in Society, Nov./Dec., 1979.

Box 4, Folder 33

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, Religious Movements and the Brainwashing Issue.

Box 4, Folder 34

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, and Curtis, Thomas, "Reply to Bellah" in Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 12/74.

Box 4, Folder 35

Anthony, Dick, "Some Reflections on the Reflections in Review Symposium on Glock and Bellah's The New Religious Consciousness" in Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 9/77.

Box 5, Folder 1

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, Voluntary Defection Rates Among Moonies: a Prospectus.

Box 5, Folder 2

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, Youth Culture, Religious Ferment, and the Confusion of Moral Meanings.

Box 5, Folder 3

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, and Curtis, Thomas, "Youth Culture Religious Movements: Evaluating the Integrative Hypothesis" in Sociological Quarterly, 16, 1975.

Box 5, Folder 4

Anthony, Dick, and Robbins, Thomas, A Typology of Non-Traditional Religious Movements in America.

Box 5, Folder 5

Babbitt, Ellen M., "The Deprograming of Religious Sect Members: A Private Right of Action Under Section 1985(3)" in Northwestern University Law Review, 74:2.

Box 5, Folder 6

Bainbridge, William S., Science, Technology, and Religion: The Case of Scientology.

Box 5, Folder 7

Baker, George, "Buddhism in America", draft for Abbington Dictionary of Living Religions.

Box 5, Folder 8

Baker, George, The Ethics and Psychology of Media Consumption.

Box 5, Folder 9

Baker, George, The Peoples Temple and the Nation.

Box 5, Folder 10

Baker, George, A Program for the Study of New Religious Movements in America.

Box 5, Folder 11

Baker-Batsel, John, Western Interpretations of Eastern Religions: Buddhism.

Box 5, Folder 12

Balch, Robert W., Conversion and Charisma in the Cultic Milieu: The Origins of a New Religion.

Box 5, Folder 13

Barfoot, Charles H. and Sheppard Gerald T., Crises in the Community: The Children of God and Their Struggle for Survival in the Seventies.

Box 5, Folder 14

Barfoot, Charles H. and Sheppard Gerald T., Prophetic vs. Priestly Religion: The Changing Role of Women Clergy in Classical Pentecostal Churches.

Box 5, Folder 15

Barglow, Raymond, Marxism and Mysticism.

Box 5, Folder 16

Barker, Eileen, Confessions of a Methodological Schizophrenic: Problems Encountered in a Study of the Reverend Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church.

Box 5, Folder 17

Barker, Eileen, "Free to Choose? Some Thoughts on the Unification Church and Other Religious Movements" in The Clergy Review, 10/80.

Box 5, Folder 18

Barker, Eileen, "In the Beginning: The Battle of Creationist Science Against Evolutionism" in On the Fringe of Science.

Box 5, Folder 19

Barker, Eileen, "Living the Divine Principle: Inside the Reverend Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church in Britain" in Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 45:1, 1978.

Box 5, Folder 20

Barker, Eileen, The Ones Who Got Away: People Who Attend Unification Church Workshops and Do Not Become Moonies.

Box 5, Folder 21

Barker, Eileen, The Professional Stranger: Explaining the Inexplicable in the Study of a Deviant Religious Group.

Box 5, Folder 22

Barker, Eileen, Quo Vadis? The Unification Church.

Box 5, Folder 23

Barker, Eileen, Resistible Coercion: The Significance of Failure Rates in Conversion and Commitment to the Unification Church. Paper for the NRM Center Conference, June 1981: Conversion, Coercion, and Commitment (?).

Box 5, Folder 24

Barker, Eileen, "Who'd be a Moonie? A Comparative Study of Those Who Join the Unification Church in Britain" in The Social Context of the New Religious Movements.

Box 5, Folder 25

Barker, Eileen, Whose Service is Perfect Freedom: The Concept of Spiritual Well-Being in relation to the Reverend Moon's Unification Church.

Box 5, Folder 26

Barker, Eileen, With Enemies Like That: Some Functions of Deprogramming as an Aid to Sectarian Membership.

Box 5, Folder 27

Bateson, M.C., The Paradox of Ritual Innovation.

Box 5, Folder 28

Beckford, James A., The Anti-Cult Movement in Britain: A Witch-Hunt in Secular Society.

Box 5, Folder 29

Beckford, James A., "Anti-Cult Sentiment in Comparative Perspective: Preliminary Observations" in Liberte et Conscience, 23, 1982.

Box 5, Folder 30

Beckford, James A., "Anti-Cultism and Anti-Witchcraft.

Box 5, Folder 31

Beckford, James A., "Politics and the Anti-Cult Movement" in The Annual Review of the Social Sciences of Religion, 3, 1979.

Box 5, Folder 32

Beckford, James A., "Talking of Apostasy: Or Telling Tales and 'telling' Tales" in Accounting for Action.

Box 6, Folder 1

Beckford, James A., The Articulation of a Classical Sociological Problematic With a Modern Social Problem: Religious Movements and Modes of Social Insertion.

Box 6, Folder 1

Beckford, James A., The Articulation of a Classical Sociological Problematic With a Modern Social Problem: Religious Movements and Modes of Social Insertion.

Box 6, Folder 2

Beckford, James A. and Richardson, James T., A Bibliography of Social Scientific Studies of New Religious Movements.

Box 6, Folder 3

Beckford, James A., Conversion and Apostasy: Antithesis or Complementarity? Paper for the NRM Center Conference, June 1981: Conversion, Coercion, and Commitment.

Box 6, Folder 4

Beckford, James A., "The Cult Problem in Five Countries: The Social Construction of Religious Controversy" in The New Religions.

Box 6, Folder 5

Beckford, James A., Cults and Cures.

Box 6, Folder 6

Beckford, James A., "Cults, Controversy and Control: A Comparative Analysis of the Problems Posed by New Religious Movements in the Federal Republic of Germany and France" in Sociological Analysis 42:3, 1981.

Box 6, Folder 7

Beckford, James A., "Explaining Religious Movements" in Int. Social Sciences Journal, 23:2, 1977.

Box 6, Folder 8

Beckford, James A., "Functionalism and Ethics in Sociology: The Relationship between 'Ought' and 'Function'" in Annual Review of the Social Sciences of Religion, 5, 1981.

Box 6, Folder 9

Beckford, James A., A Korean Evangelistic Movement in the West

Box 6, Folder 10

Beckford, James A., "Through the Looking-Glass and Out the Other Side: Withdrawal from Reverend Moon's Unification Church" in Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 45:1, 1978.

Box 6, Folder 11

Beckford, James A., "Two Contrasting Types of Sectarian Organization" in Sectarianism.

Box 6, Folder 12

Beckford, James A., "A Typology of Family Responses to a New Religious Movement" in Marriage and Family Review, 4, 1981.

Box 6, Folder 13

Beckford, James A., New Religious Movements and Healing: An Overview.

Box 6, Folder 14

, The Restoration of 'Power' to the Sociology of Religion.

Box 6, Folder 15

Beckford, James A., The State and Control of New Religious Movements.

Box 6, Folder 16

Bellah, Robert N., "Comment on 'The Limits of Symbolic Realism'" in Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Dec. 1974.

Box 6, Folder 17

Bellah, Robert N., Cultural Pluralism and Religious Particularism.

Box 6, Folder 18

Bellah, Robert N., The Moral Basis of Social Commitment in America, revised description of project.

Box 6, Folder 19

Binger, PennyA Course in Miracles.

Box 6, Folder 20

Bird, Frederick and Reimer, William, "A Comparative Sociological Analysis of New Religious and Para-Religious Movements in the Greater Montreal Area.

Box 6, Folder 21

Bird, Frederick, A Comparative Analysis of the Rituals Used by Some Contemporary 'New' Religious and Para-Religious Movements.

Box 6, Folder 22

Bird, Frederick, Charismatic Cults: An Examination of the Ritual Practices of Various New Religious Movements.

Box 6, Folder 23

Bird, Frederick, The 'New Religions': Are They Religious? Are They New? Some Conceptual Considerations.

Box 6, Folder 24

Bird, Frederick and Reimer, William, Participation Rates in New Religious and Para-Religious Movements: Some Preliminary Findings Based on a Survey of the General Population in the Montreal Area.

Box 6, Folder 25

Bird, Frederick and Westley, Frances, The Political Economies of New Religious Movements.

Box 6, Folder 26

Bird, Frederick, Westley, Frances, and Pandya, Rooshikumar, The Pursuit of the Therapeutic: Therapeutic Aspects of New Religious Movements.

Box 6, Folder 27

Bird, Frederick, The Relationship of Several 'New' Religious and Para-Religious Movements to the Religious Traditions with which They are Associated: Some Summary Observations Based on a Team Research Project in Montreal.

Box 6, Folder 28

Boadella, David, "Violence in Therapy" in Energy and Character, 2:1, 1980.

Box 6, Folder 29

Bonewits, P.E.I., Witchcraft: Classical, Gothic, and Modern; Permutations in the Meanings of an English Word.

Box 7, Folder 1

Boslooper, ThomasThe Character of Unification Theology as a Modern Christian Statement.

Box 7, Folder 2

Bradfield, David Cecil, Deprivation and the Emergence of neo-Pentecostalism: A Sociological Assessment.

Box 7, Folder 3

Brandfon, Jane Hurst, Pioneer Women in the Nichiren Shoshu Sokagakkai.

Box 7, Folder 4

Bromley, David G., Shupe, Anson D., Jr., and Ventimiglia, J.C.., "Atrocity Tales, the Unification Church, and the Social Construction of Evil" in Journal of Communication, 29:3, 1979.

Box 7, Folder 5

Bromley, David G. and Shupe, Anson D., Jr., "Evolving Foci in Participant observation: Research as an emergent Process" in Fieldwork Experience: Qualitative Approaches to Social Research.

Box 7, Folder 6

Bromley, David G. and Shupe, Anson D., Jr., "Just a Few Years Seem Like a Lifetime: A Role Theory Approach to Participation in Religious Movements" in Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change, Vol. 2.

Box 7, Folder 7

Bromley, David G., Shupe, Anson D., Jr., and Ventimiglia, J.CThe Role of Anecdotal Atrocities in the Social Construction of Evil.

Box 7, Folder 8

Bromley, David G. and Shupe, Anson D., Jr, The Tnevnoc Cult.

Box 7, Folder 9

Bromley, David G., Shupe, Anson D., Jr., and Busching, Bruce C., The Unification Church and the American Family: strain, Conflict and Control.

Box 7, Folder 10

Brown, MacKenzie C., Introduction: Limitations and Possibilities of Sexual Symbolism.

Box 7, Folder 11

Brown, Marvin, Some Responses to the 'New Religions' in West Germany.

Box 7, Folder 12

Burkholder, John Richard, The Law Knows No Heresy: Marginal Religious Movements and the Courts.

Box 7, Folder 13

Cameron, Charles, Experiencing the North American Indian at Southern Oregon State College.

Box 7, Folder 14

Carlsen, Jonathan Alan, "U.S. Black Participation in Islam: A Preliminary List" (bibliography) from Black Participation in Alternative Religion: A Checklist of the Institute for the Study of American Religion Holdings.

Box 7, Folder 15

Chandler, Ralph Clark, The Wicked Shall Not Bear Rule: The Fundamentalist Heritage of the New Religious Right.

Box 7, Folder 15

Chiaramonte, Bill, Synanon: The Violent Position.

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Box 7, Folder 16

Chidester, David, Religious Suicide: Death and Classification at Jonestown.

Box 7, Folder 17

Choate, Martin P., Critique of Roy Wallis' The Road to Total Freedom.

Box 7, Folder 18

Choate, Martin P., The Loved Big Brother: Toward a Theory of Mind Control.

Box 7, Folder 19

Choate, Martin P., How to Look at Scientology.

Box 7, Folder 20

Chorover, Stephan L.., Organizational Recruitment in 'Open' and 'Closed' Social Systems: A Neuropsychological Perspective. Paper for the NRM Center Conference, June 1981: Conversion, Coercion, and Commitment.

Box 7, Folder 21

Clark, Elizabeth, "Women in the Theology of the Unification Church" in Exploring Unification Theology.

Box 7, Folder 21a

Clark, John G., Langone, Michael D., Schecter, Robert E., Daly, Roger C.B.Destructive Cult Conversion: Theory, Research, and Treatment.

Box 7, Folder 22

Clark, John G., The Manipulation of Madness.

Box 7, Folder 23

Clark, John G., "Cults" in Journal of the American Medical Association, 242:3, 7/1979.

Box 7, Folder 24

Clark, John G., "Problems in Referral of Cult Members" in NAPPH Journal 9:4.

Box 7, Folder 25

Clarke, Ronald O., The Teachings of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh: And Their Social, Ethical and Environmental Implications. Report to the Oregon Committee for the Humanities.

Box 7, Folder 26

Coleman, James S., "Authority Systems" in Public Opinion Quarterly, 1980.

Box 7, Folder 27

Coleman, Lee, New Religions and Deprogramming: Who's Brainwashing Whom?

Box 7, Folder 27a

Conway, Flo and Siegelman, Jim, "Information Disease: Have Cults Created a New Mental Illness?" in Science Digest, 1/1982.

Box 7, Folder 28

Cook, Martin L.andGelber, Steven M. , Saving the Earth: The Origins and Development of the Creative Initiative Foundation/Beyond War Movement.

Box 7, Folder 29

Culpepper, Emily E., The Spiritual Movements of Radical Feminist Consciousness.

Box 7, Folder 30

Currie, Raymond, Religious Experiences in Contemporary Society: A Path to Reductionism.

Box 7, Folder 31

Danesino, Angelo and Gieser, Marlon T., A Study of Personality Factors in Cult Adherent Youth.

Box 7, Folder 32

Dayton, Donald W.The Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy spirit: Its Emergence and Significance.

Box 7, Folder 33

Dayton, Donald W., Theological Roots of Pentecostalism.

Box 8, Folder 1

Deikman, Arthur J., A Functional Evaluation of Spiritual and Utopian Groups.

Box 8, Folder 2

DeMaria, Richard, "Conversion and Commitment in the Unification Church: A Psycho-Social Approach" in A Time for Consideration: A Scholarly Appraisal of the Unification Church.

Box 8, Folder 3

Delgado, Richard, "Religious Totalism as Slavery" in Review of Law and Social Change, 9:51, 1980-81.

Box 8, Folder 4

Dellinger, Robert W., Cults and Kids: A Study of Coercion. Boys Town Center, 1985.

Box 8, Folder 5

Detwiler, Frederick Emrey, Jr., Native American Cosmology: A Relational Ethics Approach.

Box 8, Folder 6

Diller, Jerry V., Integration and the Field of Psychology: Towards a New Paradigm.

Box 8, Folder 7

Diller, Jerry V., The Jewish Re-Awakening Process.

Box 8, Folder 8

Darion, Sid and Clark, Bob, Directions Presents Conscience of America: Reverend Moon, Illuminating the Heavens or Creating a Hell? ABC Television panel discussion.

Box 8, Folder 9

Doress, Irvin and Porter, Jack N., Kids in Cults: Why They Join, Why They Stay, Why They Leave.

Box 8, Folder 10

Earhart, H. Byron, "Gedatsu-kai: One Life History and Its Significance for Interpreting Japanese New Religions" in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 7:2-3, 1980.

Box 8, Folder 11

Earhart, H. Byron, "Toward a Theory of the Formation of the Japanese New Religions: A Case Study of Gedatsu-kai" in History of Religions 20:1-2, 1980.

Box 8, Folder 12

"Effects of Cult Membership and Activities: a Panel Discussion", David Richards, Moderator, in Review of Law and Social Change, 9:91, 1980-81.

Box 8, Folder 13

Elshtain, Jean Bethke, Persons, Politics, and Moral Conflict: variations on the Theme 'Public Ethics and Private Virtue'.

Box 8, Folder 14

Emory, Meade and Zelenak, Lawrence A.M, Tax Exempt Status for Communitarian Religious Organizations: An Unnecessary Controversy.

Box 8, Folder 15

Enroth, Ronald, Mainstream Response to Marginal Religious Movements: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach.

Box 8, Folder 16

Epler, Tony, Shivapuram: An Overview of a Transcendental, Eastern-like Religious Cult.

Box 8, Folder 17

Evans, Donald, Surrender to God and Submission to Man.

Box 8, Folder 18

Fort, Joel, "Mind Control: The What and How of Conversion and Indoctrination ('Brainwashing')" in Clinical Hypnosis in Medicine.

Box 8, Folder 19

Foster, A. Durwood, "The Challenge of the New Religious Movements" in PSR Bulletin, 59:4, 1981.

Box 8, Folder 20

Fried, Erick B., The New Religious Movements in Contemporary America.

Box 8, Folder 21

Galanter, Marc, Group Induction Techniques in the Unification Church. Paper for the NRM Center Conference, June 1981: Conversion, Coercion, and Commitment.

Box 8, Folder 22

Galanter, Marc, "Sociobiology and Informal Social Controls of Drinking: Findings from Two Charismatic Sects" in ?.

Box 8, Folder 23

Galanter, Marc and Diamond, Luiza Cohn, "Relief of Psychiatric Symptoms in Evangelical Religious Sects" in British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 11/1981.

Box 8, Folder 24

Galper, Marvin F, Adolescent Identity Diffusion and the Extremist Religious Cult.

Box 8, Folder 25

Galper, Marvin F, The Cult Indoctrinee: A New Clinical Syndrome.

Box 8, Folder 26

Galper, Marvin F, Indoctrination Methods of the Unification Church.

Box 8, Folder 27

Galanter, Marc and Westermeyer, Joseph, "Charismatic Religious Experience and Large-Group Therapy" in American Journal of Psychiatry, 137:12, 1980.

Box 8, Folder 28

Galanter, Marc, and Buckley, Peter, "Evangelical Religion and Meditation: Psychotherapeutic Effects" in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 166:10, 1978.

Box 8, Folder 29

Galanter, Marc, "Psychological Induction into the Large-Group: Findings from a Modern Religious Sect" in American Journal of Psychiatry 137:12, 1980.

Box 8, Folder 30

Galanter, Marc, "The 'Relief Effect': A Sociobiological Model for Neurotic Distress and Large-Group Therapy" in American Journal of Psychiatry, 135:5, 1978

Box 8, Folder 31

Gangotena, Margarita, Interpersonal Communications in the Guru-Shishya Relationship: An Analysis of an Aspect of a Cross-Cultural System of Health Delivery.

Box 8, Folder 32

Garrison, Vivian, Are Sectarians Psychosocial Deviants? A Controlled Comparison of Puerto Rican Pentecostals and Catholics.

Box 8, Folder 33

Gilkey, Langdon, The Khalsa Goes West.

Box 8, Folder 34

Glaser, Frederick B., The Origins of the Drug-Free Therapeutic Community: A Retrospective History.

Box 8, Folder 35

Glock, Charles Y., Moderator, Religious Consciousness and American Youth: A Colloquy on the Berkeley Project.

Box 8, Folder 36

Goodwin, Helene, Sufism and the Woman Question.

Box 9, Folder 1

Goldenberg, Naomi R., The Return of the Goddess: Psychoanalytic Reflections on the Shift from Theology to Thealogy.

Box 9, Folder 2

Gordon, James S., The Cult Phenomenon and the Psychotherapeutic Response.

Box 9, Folder 3

Gerlach, Luther P., Gifts of the Spirit: Drop Out, Hang On or Blast Off?

Box 9, Folder 4

Guth, James L., The Education of the Christian Right: The Case of the Southern Baptist Clergy.

Box 9, Folder 5

Gutman, Jeremiah, S., The Legislative Assault on New Religions.

Box 9, Folder 6

Haack, Friedrich W., New Youth Religions, Psychomutation and Technical Civilization.

Box 9, Folder 7

Hadden, Jeffrey K., and Long, Theodore E., Proselytization as Socialization Activity. Paper for the NRM Center Conference, June 1981: Conversion, Coercion, and Commitment.

Box 9, Folder 8

Haemmerle, Mary, My Experience with LSD and Mescaline. And A Preliminary Study of the Psychology of My LSD-Mescaline Experience and Possible Implications for Religion and Education. 1961

Box 9, Folder 9

Hait, Judy, "A Candid Conversation About Religious Cults with the Woman Who Studied Many of Them by Pretending She Was About to be Converted", in Playboy, ca. 1980.

Box 9, Folder 10

Hall, John R., The Apocalypse at Jonestown.

Box 9, Folder 11

Hammersmith, Sue Kiefer, Charisma Revisited: Role and Career in New Religious Movements.

Box 9, Folder 12

Haramgaal, Ya'aqov, "Deprogramming: A Critical View" in The American Zionist, 5-6/1977.

Box 9, Folder 13

Hardin, Bert, and Kehrer, Guenter, Some Social Factors Affecting the Rejection of New Belief Systems.

Box 9, Folder 14

Hampshire, Annette P., and Beckford, James A., Religious Sects and the Concept of Deviance: The Mormons and the Moonies.

Box 9, Folder 15

Hargrove, Barbara, Informing the Public: Social Scientists and Reactions to Jonestown.

Box 9, Folder 16

Hargrove, Barbara, The 'New' Religions and Structural Change.

Box 9, Folder 17

Harper, Charles L., The Cult Controversy: Values in Conflict.

Box 9, Folder 18

Harper, Charles L., and Leicht, Kevin, Religious Belief, Religious Identity, and Political Values: The Social meaning of the New Religious Right.

Box 9, Folder 19

Harper, Charles L., Religious Cults and the Anti-Cult Movement in the Omaha Area.

Box 9, Folder 20

Hart, Roderick P., A Rhetorical Perspective of Popular Atheism in Contemporary American Society.

Box 9, Folder 21

Hashimoto, Hideo, The Christian Faith and Jodo-Shin Buddhism.

Box 9, Folder 22

Hashimoto, Hideo, Christian Theology and Buddhist Religion.

Box 9, Folder 23

Hassan, Steven, Communicating with Cult Members: A Resource Guidebook to a Strategic Non-Coercive Cult Intervention.

Box 9, Folder 24

Hassan, Steven, Exit-Counseling: Working to Undo the Shackles of Cult Mind Control.

Box 9, Folder 25

Hastings, Arthur, A Transpersonal Viewpoint on New Religious Movements.

Box 9, Folder 26

Haywood, Carol Lois, Women and Authority in Spiritualism.

Box 9, Folder 27

Heelas, Paul, Californian Self-Religions and Socialising the Subjective.

Box 9, Folder 28

Heins, Marjorie, "Other People's Faiths: The Scientology Litigation and the Justiciability of Religious Fraud" in Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly, 9:1, 1981.

Box 9, Folder 29

Hickman, J.L., "Report: A High-Voltage Photography Experiment with Uri Geller" in Psychoenergetic Systems, vol. 2, 1977.

Box 9, Folder 30

Hoch, Richard L., Unity in Zion: A Survey of American Jewish Metaphysical Movements. Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity vs. Tax Commission of City of New York, Court Case.

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Box 9, Folder 31

Hutch, Richard A., and Klass, Dennis, "Elisabeth Kubler-Ross as a Religious Leader" in Omega, 16:2, 1985-86.

Box 9, Folder 32

Johnson, Gregory, The Krishna Movement: Its Emergence from the 'Counter-Culture'.

Box 9, Folder 33

Johnston, Jack, Elements of Senoi Dreamwork Applied in a Western Culture.

Box 10, Folder 1

Jones, Connie A., Exemplary Dualism and Authoritarianism at Jonestown.

Box 10, Folder 1a

Jones, Connie A., The Jonestown Tragedy: The Implosion of an Authoritarian Civil Religion Sect.

Box 10, Folder 2

Jones, Connie A., Women and Authoritarianism in New Religious Movements.

Box 10, Folder 3

Joshi, Vasant, The Religion of Celebration and Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh.

Box 10, Folder 4

Judah, J. Stillson, The Attraction of Youth to New Religious Movements: Data from the Hare Krishna Movement, Unification Church and Jews for Jesus.

Box 10, Folder 5

Judah, J. Stillson, The Hare Krishna Movement.

Box 10, Folder 6

Judah, J. Stillson, So-Called Cult Religions in America.

Box 10, Folder 7

Juergensmeyer, Mark, "Hinduism in America" in Abingdon Dictionary of Living Religions.

Box 10, Folder 8

Jules-Rosette, Bennetta, Disavowal and Disengagement: A New Look at the Conversion Process in Religious Sects.

Box 10, Folder 9

Kelley, Dean M., De-Programming: What's Going On Here?

Box 10, Folder 10

Kelley, Dean M., Some Redeeming Features of (Some) New Religious Movements.

Box 10, Folder 11

Kelly, Aidan A., An Evolutionary Model for New Religious Movements.

Box 10, Folder 12

Kelly, Aidan A., The Invention of Witchcraft: Uses of Documentary and Oral-Historical Sources in Reconstructing the History of the Gardnerian Movement.

Box 10, Folder 13

Kelly, Aidan A., Looking Reasonably at Outrageous Religions: 'Satanism' as a Stage of Individual Religious Pluralism.

Box 10, Folder 14

Kelly, Aidan A., Questions About the Evolution of New Religious Movements.

Box 10, Folder 15

Kelly, Aidan A., Witchcraft and the Techniques of Disinformation.

Box 10, Folder 16

Kemp, Katharine V., and Lion, John R., The Fate of Aggression in Organized Cults.

Box 10, Folder 17

Kemp, Katharine V., Today's Youths and Religious Cults: Can We Afford to Take a Chance?

Box 10, Folder 18

Kent, Stephen A., "Puritan Radicalism and the New Religious Organizations: Seventeenth-Century England and Contemporary America" in Comparative Social Research, vol. 10, 1987.

Box 10, Folder 19

Kent, Stephen A., "A Sectarian Interpretation of the Rise of Mahayana" in Religion, vol. 12, 1982.

Box 10, Folder 20

Kilbourne, Brock, The Communalization of Religious Experience in Contemporary Religious Groups.

Box 10, Folder 21

Kirkpatrick, R. George, Rainey, Rich and Rubi, Kathryn, "An Empirical Study of Wiccan Religion in Postindustrial Society" in Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology, 14:1, 1986.

Box 10, Folder 22

Kispert, Robert, Glory Barn/Faith Assembly: A Sociological Case Study.

Box 10, Folder 23

Klass, Dennis, and Hutch, Richard, Charisma and Contemporary Culture: Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and Popular Piety.

Box 10, Folder 24

Kutcher, Joan, "Tibetan Resources in North America" in The Himalayas Council of The Asia Society, Occasional Paper, 1977.

Box 10, Folder 25

Landa, Shirley, Child Abuse in Cults.

Box 10, Folder 26

Lane, David Christopher, The Making of a Spiritual Movement: The Untold Story of Paul Twitchell and Eckankar.

Box 10, Folder 27

Langone, Michael D., "Counseling Individuals and Families Troubled by Cult Involvement" in American Family Foundation Report 83-01.

Box 10, Folder 28

Leavitt, Darrell, Untitled (Thesis proposal to study Gurdjieff).

Box 10, Folder 29

Levine, Edward M., Religious Cults: Havens for the Emotionally Distressed, Idealists, and Intellectuals, and Strongholds of Authoritarian Personalities. Paper for the NRM Center Conference, June 1981: Conversion, Coercion, and Commitment.

Box 10, Folder 30

Levine, Saul V., "Cults and Mental Health: Clinical Conclusions" in Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, vol. 26, 1981.

Box 10, Folder 31

Levine, Saul V., and Salter, Nancy E., "Youth and Contemporary Religious Movements: Psychosocial Findings" in Canadian Psychiatry Association Journal, vol. 21, 1976.

Box 10, Folder 32

Lewis, James R., Resources for the Teaching of New Religious Movements.

Box 11, Folder 1

Lewis, Warren, Hero with the Thousand-and-First Face: An Address About the Rev. Sun Myung Moon.

Box 11, Folder 2

Lindemann, Michael, Patterns of Discipleship.

Box 11, Folder 3

Lindner, Klaus M., Annotated Bibliography on the Unification Church, English Works Only.

Box 11, Folder 4

Lockwood, George, "Rational-Emotive Therapy and Extremist Religious Cults".

Box 11, Folder 5

Lofland, John and Stark, Rodney, Conversion to a Deviant Perspective.

Box 11, Folder 6

Lofland, John, Social Movement Culture

Box 11, Folder 7

Macklin, Barbara June, Healing, Tradition, and Personal Identity: Chicanos and Yankees Compared.

Box 11, Folder 8

Maher, Frederick, Mind Control and Religious Liberty.

Box 11, Folder 9

Meier, Chuck, Non-Papal Catholicism in the United States, 1960.

Box 11, Folder 10

Martin, David, The Manifest Destinies of Sects and Nations.

Box 11, Folder 11

Martin, David, The Peace Sentiment: Old and New.

Box 11, Folder 12

Marty, Martin E., "Time Now to Think of Turning Baptist" in Christianity and Crisis, 10/17/1977.

Box 11, Folder 13

McBride, James and Schwartz, Paul A., On the Application of Religious Totalism and Authoritarian Personality Models to the New Religious Movements.

Box 11, Folder 14

McBride, James and Schwartz, Paul A., Reflections on Authority and Authoritarianism in the New Religious Movements.

Box 11, Folder 15

McBride, James, The Jew as Proleptic Christian: The Veiled Anti-Semitism of the Christian New Right.

Box 11, Folder 16

McBride, James, The Authoritarianism of the Religious Right: The Links Between Psychological and Social Repression.

Box 11, Folder 17

McBride, James, 'There is No Separation of God and State': The Christian new Right Perspective on Religion and the First Amendment.

Box 11, Folder 18

McBride, James and Schwartz, Paul A., The Moral Majority and the Failure of Religious Legitimation.

Box 11, Folder 19

McBride, James, A Report on the 'Moral Majority' and Other Associated Groups of the Evangelical New Right.

Box 11, Folder 20

McGuire, Meredith, Alternative Paradigms for Health and Healing.

Box 11, Folder 21

McGuire, Meredith, Health and Holiness: 'Faith Healing' Among Catholic Pentecostals.

Box 11, Folder 22

McKenzie, William P., Ruberg, Ken , and Leach, Jim, "Theocracy from the Right: The Reverend Sun Myung Moon and the American Political Process" in Ripon Forum, 19:1, 1983.

Box 11, Folder 23

McPherson, William, Nichiren Shoshu of America, 1972-77.

Box 11, Folder 24

McPherson, William, Nichiren Shoshu of America, 1967-71.

Box 11, Folder 25

Maupin, Edward W., On Meditation.

Box 11, Folder 26

May, Mark A., Daystar: A Contemporary Religious Commune.

Box 11, Folder 27

Melton, J. Gordon, The Evidences of Satan in Contemporary America: A Survey.

Box 11, Folder 28

Melton, J. Gordon, The Local Church: A Reflection upon Its Teachings on Scripture, Authority, Revelation and Ecclesiology.

Box 11, Folder 29

Melton, J. Gordon, A Minister Speaks Out on the Psychic and the Devil.

Box 11, Folder 30

Melton, J. Gordon, New Thought's Hidden History: Emma Curtis Hopkins, Forgotten Founder.

Box 11, Folder 31

Melton, J. Gordon, An Open Letter Concerning the Local church, Witness Lee and 'The God-Men' Controversy.

Box 12, Folder 1

Melton, J. Gordon, The Origins of Contemporary Neo-Paganism: A Report of Research in Progress.

Box 12, Folder 2

Melton, J. Gordon, The Revival of Astrology in the United States: A Perspective on Occult Religion in Modern America.

Box 12, Folder 3

Melton, J. Gordon, Thelemic Magic in America: The Emergence of an Alternative Religion.

Box 12, Folder 4

Mayeaux, Anne Russell, Woman's Relational Existence: A Paradigmatic Question of Philosophical Inquiry.

Box 12, Folder 5

Michaelsen, Robert, Constitutions, Courts and the Study of Religion.

Box 12, Folder 6

Milgate, Ruth, The Way, International.

Box 12, Folder 7

Miller, Timothy, The Unmaking of the Divine Light Mission.

Box 12, Folder 8

Mills, Edgar W., Jr., How Religious Groups May Become Violent.

Box 12, Folder 9

Minor, Robert N., "The Impact of Eastern Religions in the West" in Religion Journal of Kansas, 15:1, 1977.

Box 12, Folder 10

Minor, Robert N., Sri Aurobindo as Interpreter of Rg Veda, Upanisads and Gita.

Box 12, Folder 11

Minor, Robert N., Sri Aurobindo's Integral View of Other Religions.

Box 12, Folder 12

Minor, Robert N., Transcendental Meditation as an Indian Religion.

Box 12, Folder 13

Mowrer, O. Hobart, Therapeutic Groups and Communities.

Box 12, Folder 14

Moody, Edward J., Magical Therapy in the Church of Satan: An Anthropological Investigation of Behavior Modification.

Box 12, Folder 15

Murphy, Michael, The Future Evolution of the Body: Possibilities for Human Transformation Revealed by Sport and Other Disciplines.

Box 12, Folder 16

Murphy, Michael, and Hickman, James, Human Potential Development in the USSR: A Summary Statement.

Box 12, Folder 17

Nagy, Paul, 'It's for Real!' An Ethnography of Antinomian Mysticism in San Francisco.

Box 12, Folder 18

Naranjo, Claudio, Charisma, Pseudo-Certainty and Grace.

Box 12, Folder 19

Neighbors, Linda, 'The Moonies are Coming, The Moonies are Coming!'

Box 12, Folder 20

Nicholi, Armond M., II, "A New Dimension of the Youth Culture" in American Journal of Psychiatry, 131:4, 1974.

Box 12, Folder 21

Nordquist, Ted A., A Question of Balance: Theoretical Issues Raised Through Research on Oriental Religious Movements in the West.

Box 12, Folder 22

Nordquist, Ted A., Persson, Bertil , and Sahlin, Bjorn, New Religions in Europe: What is Happening in West Germany?

Box 12, Folder 23

Nordstrom, Louis, The Vajra Vision of Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche: Meditation and Education for an Enlightened Society.

Box 12, Folder 24

Norton, Charles E., Psychological Analysis of 117 Members of Six Religious Cults.

Box 12, Folder 25

Ofshe, Richard, The Role of Out-of-Awareness Influence in the Creation of Dependence on a Group: An Alternative to Brainwashing Theories.

Box 12, Folder 26

Ofshe, Richard, , "Social Structure and Social Control in Synanon" in Journal of Voluntary Action Research, vol. 3, 1974.

Box 12, Folder 27

O'Hanlon, Daniel J., S.J., "Zen and the Spiritual Exercises: A Dialogue Between Faiths" in Theological Studies 39:4, 1978.

Box 12, Folder 28

Omer-Man, Jonathan, "Modern Manifestations of Jewish Mysticism: Background and Survey" in Immanuel, vol. 10, 1980.

Box 12, Folder 29

Parsons, Arthur S., Yoga in an American Setting: The Kundalini Yoga 'Sect' of Boston.

Box 12, Folder 30

Patel, Kent, Pilant, Denny , and Rose, Gary, The Politics of the New Christian Right: A Study of Born-again Christians in a Border State.

Box 12, Folder 30a

Patrick, Ted, "Interview: A Candid Conversation about Religious Cults with the Man Who has Waged a Zealous Campaign Against What He Sees as Widespread Mind Control" in Playboy, 3/1979.

Box 12, Folder 31

Paull, Steven, The Eastern Spiritual Path Seen from the Perspective of Jung's Psychology.

Box 12, Folder 32

Paull, Steven, The Guru-Disciple Relationship as a Psychotherapeutic Model.

Box 12, Folder 33

Paull, Steven, Meditation Research: A Review, Critique, and Suggestions for Further Study.

Box 13, Folder 1

Paull, Steven, Reflections on Contemporary Meditation Research.

Box 13, Folder 2

Paull, Steven, The Spiritual Supermarket: East and West.

Box 13, Folder 3

Paull, Steven, Yoga and Psychotherapy.

Box 13, Folder 4

Prince, Raymond, Cocoon Work: An Interpretation of the Concern of Contemporary Youth with the Mystical.

Box 13, Folder 5

Pritchett, W. Douglas, Charismatic Leadership and the Evolution of the Children of God: A Deviant New Religious Group.

Box 13, Folder 6

Rambo, Lewis R., Charisma and Conversion. Paper for the NRM Center June 1981 Conference: Conversion, Coercion, and Commitment.

Box 13, Folder 7

Rambo, Lewis R., Current Research on Religious Conversion.

Box 13, Folder 8

Rambo, Lewis R., Toward a Holistic Theory of Conversion.

Box 13, Folder 9

There is no file folder 9.

Box 13, Folder 10

Perry, John Weir, "The Messianic Hero", in The Journal of Analytical Psychology, 17:2, 1972.

Box 13, Folder 11

Perry, John Weir, "Societal Implications of the Renewal Process".

Box 13, Folder 12

Pfeffer, Leo, "Equal Protection for Unpopular Cults", in Review of Law and Social Change, 9:9, 1980-81.

Box 13, Folder 13

Pfeffer, Leo, The Legitimation of Marginal Religions in the United States.

Box 13, Folder 14

Marks, Edward S., 'Religious' Cults Use Brainwashing.

Box 13, Folder 15

Pierard, Richard V., and Wright, James L., No Hoosier Hospitality for Humanism: The Moral Majority in Indiana.

Box 13, Folder 16

Pilarzyk, Thomas, and Bharadwaj, Lakshmi, "What is Real? The Failure of the Phenomenological Approach in a Field Study of the Divine Light Mission", in Humanity and Society, vol. 3, 1979.

Box 13, Folder 17

Playfair-Levantine, Samuel, Messianic Judaism: An Alternative.

Box 13, Folder 18

Pribor, Donald B., New Approaches to Consciousness and Western Man's Changing Religious Orientation.

Box 13, Folder 19

Redlich, Dean Norman, Moderator, "Panel Discussion: Regulation of Alternative Religions by Law or Private Action, Can and Should We Regulate?", in Review of Law and Social Change, 9:109, 1980-81.

Box 13, Folder 20

Reston, James, Jr., "Father Cares" (Jim Jones and Jonestown), typed transcript of a National Public Radio, Boston broadcast.

Box 13, Folder 21

Richardson, Herbert, A Look at Unification Theology.

Box 13, Folder 22

Richardson, Herbert, A Look at Unification Theology.

Box 13, Folder 23

Richardson, Herbert, A Theologian Discusses Divine Principle.

Box 13, Folder 24

Richardson, James T., A Data Frame for Commune Research.

Box 13, Folder 25

Richardson, James T., Simmonds, Robert S. and Harder, Mary W., The Evolution of a Jesus Movement Organization.

Box 13, Folder 26

Richardson, James T., Factors in the Success and Failure of Religious Movements.

Box 13, Folder 27

Richardson, James T., From Cult to Sect: A Theory of Qualitative Change in Social Groups.

Box 13, Folder 28

Richardson, James T., van der Lans, Jan and Derks, Frans, Exiting, Expulsion, and Extraction: An Analysis of Ways of Leaving.

Box 13, Folder 29

Richardson, James T., The Jesus Movement: An Assessment.

Box 13, Folder 30

Richardson, James T., The Jesus Movement Outside America.

Box 13, Folder 31

Richardson, James T., van der Lans, Jan and Derks, FransLeaving and Labeling: Voluntary and Coerced Disaffiliation from Religious Social Movements.

Box 13, Folder 32

Richardson, James T., A New Paradigm for Conversion Research.

Box 13, Folder 33

Richardson, James T., A New Paradigm for Conversion/Recruitment Research.

Box 14, Folder 1

Richardson, James T., An Oppositional and General Conceptualization of Cult.

Box 14, Folder 2

Richardson, James T., Psychological and Psychiatric Studies of New Religions.

Box 14, Folder 3

Richardson, James T., Peoples Temple and Jonestown: A Corrective Comparison and Critique.

Box 14, Folder 4

Richardson, James T., Types of Conversion and 'Conversion Careers' in New Religious Movements.

Box 14, Folder 5

Ricketts, Mac Linscott, The Trickster and the Shaman.

Box 14, Folder 6

Robbins, Thomas, Church, State and Cult.

Box 14, Folder 7

Robbins, Thomas, and Anthony, Dick,, "Cults, Brainwashing, and Counter-Subversion" in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, vol. 446, 1979.

Box 14, Folder 8

Robbins, Thomas, 'Cults' vs. 'Shrinks': Psychiatry and the Control of Religious Movements.

Box 14, Folder 9

Robbins, Thomas, De-Mystifying Cultist Mind Control.

Box 14, Folder 10

Robbins, Thomas, and Anthony, Dick,De-Programming, Brainwashing and the Medicalization of Deviant Religious Groups.

Box 14, Folder 11

Robbins, Thomas, "'De-Programming' the 'Brainwashed': Even a Moonie has Civil Rights" in The Nation, 2/26/77.

Box 14, Folder 12

Robbins, Thomas, Legalizing De-Programming.

Box 14, Folder 13

Robbins, Thomasand Anthony, Dick, The Limits of 'Coercive Persuasion' as an Explanation for Conversion to Authoritarian Sects.

Box 14, Folder 14

Robbins, Thomas, "Religious Movements, the State, and the Law: Reconceptualizing 'The Cult Problem'" in Review of Law and Social Change, 9:1, 1980-81.

Box 14, Folder 15

Robbins, Thomasand Anthony, Dick, The Sociology of Contemporary Religious Movements.

Box 14, Folder 16

Robbins, Thomasand Anthony, Dick, Stop Knocking Cults.

Box 14, Folder 17

Robbins, Thomas, Anthony, Dick and Richardson, James, "Theory and Research on Today's 'New Religions'" in Sociological Analysis, vol. 39, 1978.

Box 14, Folder 18

Robertson, Roland, Exits from and Moves Beyond Society: Modern Religion and Processes of Globalization. Paper for June 1981 Center Conference: Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements.

Box 14, Folder 19

Robertson, Roland, The Sociology of Religious Movements: Shifts in Analytical and Empirical Foci.

Box 14, Folder 20

Rochford, E. Burke, Airports and Public Places.

Box 14, Folder 21

Rochford, E. Burke, The End of Charisma.

Box 14, Folder 22

Rochford, E. Burke, "Recruitment Strategies, Ideology, and Organization in the Hare Krishna Movement" in Social Problems, 29:4, 1982.

Box 14, Folder 23

Rosenberg, Bruce A., The Psychology of the Spiritual Sermon.

Box 14, Folder 24

Rosenthal, GaryInflated by the Spirit.

Box 14, Folder 25

Rothbaum, Susan, Untitled Notes.

Box 14, Folder 26

Rudin, Marcia, R., "The Cult Phenomenon: Fad or Fact?" in Review of Law and Social Change, 9:1, 1980-81.

Box 14, Folder 27

Rudin, Marcia, R., and Rudin, James A., New Religious Movements: Cults or Continuum? Paper for June 1981 Center Conference: Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements.

Box 14, Folder 28

Saliba, John A., S.J., "The Christian Church and the New Religious Movements: Towards Theological Understanding" in Theological Studies 43:3, 1982.

Box 15, Folder 1

Saliba, John A., S.J., Contemporary Religious and spiritual Movements: Problems of Research and Classification.

Box 15, Folder 2

Saliba, John A., S.J., "The Guru: Perceptions of American Devotees of the Divine Light Mission" in Horizons 7:1, 1980.

Box 15, Folder 3

Sandon, Leo, Jr., "True Family: Korean Communitarianism and American Loneliness" in UMHE Monograph Series, No. 3, 1978.

Box 15, Folder 4

Sanford, Nevitt, Untitled.

Box 15, Folder 5

Sanford, Nevitt, Authoritarianism and Idolatry.

Box 15, Folder 6

Sanford, Nevitt, "The Need for Authority" in Learning After College.

Box 15, Folder 7

Savad, Mark, The Unification Church and Conversion: A Social Psychological Investigation.

Box 15, Folder 8

Sawatsky, Rodney J., The 'Cult': Towards a Non-Pejorative and Substantive Definition

Box 15, Folder 9

Schecter, R.E. and Noyes, Wendy L., Cultism on Campus: Commentaries and Guidelines for College and University Personnel.

Box 15, Folder 10

Schwartz, Lita Linzer and Zemel, Jacqueline L., "Religious Cults: Family Concerns and the Law" in Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 6:3, 1980.

Box 15, Folder 11

Schwartz, Lita Linzer and Kaslow, Florence W., "Religious Cults, the Individual and the Family" in Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 5:2, 1979.

Box 15, Folder 12

Schwartz, Lita Linzer and Kaslow, Florence W., "Psychohistorical Perceptions of Involuntary Conversion" in Adolescence, 14:54, 1979.

Box 15, Folder 13

Schwartz, Paul Anthony, "The Cloud of Unknowing" in Forms, 4:1, 1980

Box 15, Folder 14

Schwartz, Paul Anthony, The Crisis of Everyday Reality and the Rise of the New Religions.

Box 15, Folder 15

Schwartz, Paul Anthony, "New Religious Movements" in Information Please, 1979.

Box 15, Folder 16

Schwartz, Paul Anthony, Testimonial Speech and Self-Image: An Analysis of the Testimonial Ritual in New Religious Groups.

Box 15, Folder 17

Schwartz, Paul Anthony, Testimonial Speech and Self-Image: An Analysis of the Testimonial Ritual in New Religious Groups. (An Excerpt)

Box 15, Folder 18

Schwartz, Paul Anthony, Young People and the New Religions.

Box 15, Folder 19

Sexson, Michael W., From Madness to Magic: The Rediscovery of Myth in Postmodern Literature.

Box 15, Folder 20

Shapiro, Eli, "Destructive Cultism" in AFP, 15:2, 1977.

Box 15, Folder 21

Shapiro, Robert N., "'Mind Control' or Intensity of Faith: The Constitutional Protection of Religious Beliefs" in Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, vol. 13, 1978.

Box 15, Folder 22

Sharma, Arvind, When Gurus Fail.

Box 15, Folder 23

Shaw, Rick, Body of Christ, Catholic Church.

Box 15, Folder 24

Shepherd, William C., The Courts and the Cults: Legal Issues Stemming from the New Religious Movements.

Box 15, Folder 25

Shepherd, William C., "The New Religions and the Religion of the Republic" in Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 44:4, 1978.

Box 15, Folder 26

Shepherd, William C.,Legal Rights of the Coercively Deprogrammed.

Box 15, Folder 27

Shepherd, William C.,The Prosecutor's Reach: Legal Issues Stemming from the New Religious Movements.

Box 15, Folder 28

Shinn, Larry D., Conflicting Networks: Guru and Friend to ISKCON.

Box 15, Folder 29

Shinn, Larry D., The Future of an Old Man's vision: ISKCON in the Twenty-first Century.

Box 15, Folder 30

Shinn, Larry D.,The Many Faces of Krishna.

Box 16, Folder 1

Tales of the Mandala; A Shivalila Production, Children's Liberation Front, 1978.

Box 16, Folder 2

Shupe, Anson D., Jr. and Bromley, David G.,Apostates and Atrocity Stories: Some Parameters in the Dynamics of Deprogramming.

Box 16, Folder 3

Shupe, Anson D., Jr. , Spielmann, Roger, and Stigall, Sam, "Cults of Anti-Cults" in Society, 3-4/1980.

Box 16, Folder 4

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., "Deprogramming: The New Exorcism" in American Behavioral Scientist, 20:6, 1977.

Box 16, Folder 5

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., Deprogramming and the Emerging American Anti-Cult Movement.

Box 16, Folder 6

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., "'Disembodied Access' and Technological Constraints on Organizational Development: A Study of Mail-Order Religions" in Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 15:2, 1976.

Box 16, Folder 7

Shupe, Anson D., Jr.and Bromley, David G., Dynamics of Ideology and Social organization in Social Movements: The Case of the Unificationist Movement.

Box 16, Folder 8

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., The Life and Death of a Mail-Order Cult.

Box 16, Folder 9

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., The Moonies and the Anti-Cultists: Movement and Counter-Movement in Conflict.

Box 16, Folder 10

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., New Developments in Church-Sect Theory: The Cult-to-Sect Transformation.

Box 16, Folder 11

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., Ventimiglia, Joseph C. and Bromley, David G., Political Control of Radically Innovative Religions.

Box 16, Folder 12

Shupe, Anson D., Jr.and Bromley, David G., Some Continuities in American Religion: Witches, Moonies, and Accusations of Evil.

Box 16, Folder 13

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., A Role Theory Approach to Entry and Exit in the New Religions.

Box 16, Folder 14

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., A Role Theory Interpretation of Deprogramming.

Box 16, Folder 15

, Shaping the Public Response to Jonestown: The Peoples Temple and the Anti-Cult Movement.

Box 16, Folder 16

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., Some Problems in Transplanting Oriental Christianity to the United States: The Case of Sun Myung Moon.

Box 16, Folder 17

Shupe, Anson D., Jr., "Toward a Structural Perspective of Modern Religious Movements" in Sociological Focus, 6:3, 1973.

Box 16, Folder 18

Shupe, Anson D., Jr.and Bromley, David G., "Walking a Tightrope: Dilemmas of Prticipant Oservation of Groups in Conflict" in Qualitative Sociology.

Box 16, Folder 19

Silvergate, Harvey A., Commentary on 'Memorandum of Decision and Orders' Issued by The Hon. W. Arthur Garrity, Jr., United States District Judge, on March 26, 1982, in the Case of La Venda Van Schaick vs. Church of Scientology, Pending in the District of Massachusetts.

Box 16, Folder 20

Simmonds, Robert B., Level of Discourse and Self-Concept within a Fundamentalist Christian Milieu: Conversion to the Jesus Movement.

Box 16, Folder 21

Simmonds, Robert B., Maladaptive Implications of Affiliation with a Jesus Movement Group.

Box 16, Folder 21a

Singer, Margaret T., "Coming Out of the Cults" in Psychology Today, 1/1979.

Box 16, Folder 22

Margaret Singer's Talk at Seminar on Brainwashing, 5/2/77.

Box 16, Folder 23

Singer, Margaret T., "Therapy with Ex-Cult Members" in NAPPH Journal, 9:4.

Box 16, Folder 24

Skonovd, L. Norman, Becoming Apostate: A Model of Religious Defection.

Box 16, Folder 25

Skonovd, L. Norman, Deprogramming

Box 16, Folder 26

Smart, Ninian, The Moonies: Are They Christian?

Box 16, Folder 27

Smith, Archie, Jr., Jonestown, Guyana: An Analysis and Interpretation: Implications for the Pastoral Ministries of Black Churches.

Box 16, Folder 28

Smith, Lawrence C., S.J., The Way Ministry (also known as The Way International and The Way Biblical Research Center).

Box 16, Folder 29

Solomon, Trudy, Integrating the 'Moonie' Experience: A Survey of Ex-Members of the Unification Church.

Box 16, Folder 30

Spencer, Metta, Therapy and Eastern Religion: A Study in Cultural Evolution.

Box 17, Folder 1

Spickard, Jim, Shamanistic Renewal in Two Changing Cultures: Sekai Kyusei-Kyo in Japan and America.

Box 17, Folder 2

Stacey, William A., Shupe Anson and Stacy, Susan, Religious Values and Religiosity in the Textbook Adoption Controversy in Texas, 1981.

Box 17, Folder 3

Stark, Rodney, How New Religions Succeed: A Theoretical Model.

Box 17, Folder 4

Stone, Donald, Seeking Transcendence in Human Potential Movement Groups.

Box 17, Folder 5

Stone, Donald, and McCarthy, James, The Promise and Peril of New Religious Movements, Part II: The Peril.

Box 17, Folder 6

Streiker, Lowell D., Thoughts on Peoples Temple and the Dead at Jonestown.

Box 17, Folder 7

Tamney, Joseph B. and Johnson, Stephen, The Christian Right, Morality, and the Law.

Box 17, Folder 8

Thomas, George M., A Comparative Historical Essay on Religious Movements and Political-Economic Change.

Box 17, Folder 9

Thompson, Lloyd R., A Critical Analysis of the Evangelical Orthodox Church (New Covenant Apostolic Order).

Box 17, Folder 10

Thurmond, Gerald T., The Political Organization of the Christian Right in the South.

Box 17, Folder 11

Thursby, Gene R., Siddha Yoga: Swami Muktananda and the Seat of Power.

Box 17, Folder 12

Tipton, Steven M., Zen Master and Student: Moral Authority in a Ritual Context.

Box 17, Folder 13

Trolin, Cliff, Knowledge in Gnosticism, Merkabah Mysticism, and Scientology.

Box 17, Folder 14

Truzzi, Marcello, Towards a Sociology of the Occult: Notes on Modern Witchcraft.

Box 17, Folder 15

Tweed, Thomas A., 'Shall We All Become Buddhists?' Non-Asian Adherents and Sympathizers 1875-1917 and Victorian Culture in America.

Box 17, Folder 16

Ungerleider, J. Thomas and Wellisch, David K., "Coercive Persuasion (Brainwashing), Religious Cults, and Deprogramming" in American Journal of Psychiatry, 136:3, 1979.

Box 17, Folder 17

There is no file folder 17.

Box 17, Folder 18

Ungerleider, J. Thomas, "Cultism, Thought Control and Deprogramming: Observations on a Phenomenon" in Psychiatric Opinion, 16:1, 1979.

Box 17, Folder 19

Ungerleider, J. Thomas, The New Religions: Insights Into the Cult Phenomenon, An Interview with J. Thomas Ungerleider, M.D.

Box 17, Folder 20

Ungerleider, J. Thomas, Conversion: Predisposing Characteristics. Paper for the NRM Center Conference June 1981: Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements.

Box 17, Folder 21

Valenzuela, Wilma Greenfield, Meeting Human Needs: The Ananda Ashrama.

Box 17, Folder 22

Vaughan, Frances, A Question of Balance: Health and Pathology in New Religious Movements.

Box 17, Folder 23

State of Vermont (Committee for the Investigation of Alleged, Deceptive, Fraudulent and Criminal Practices of Various Organizations in the State), Investigating the Effects of Some Religious Cults on the Health and Welfare of Their Converts.

Box 18, Folder 1

Wagner, Melinda Bollar, Metaphysics in Midwestern America.

Box 18, Folder 2

Wallis, Roy, The Rebirth of the Gods? Reflections on the New Religions in the West.

Box 18, Folder 3

Wallis, Roy, The New Religions: A Theoretical and Empirical Synthesis.

Box 18, Folder 4

Welwood, John, On Spiritual Authority: Genuine and Counterfeit. Paper for the NRM Center Conference June 1981: Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements.

Box 18, Folder 5

Wentz, Richard, Changing Conceptions of the Hindu Ascetic: Studies of an Indian Provincial Capital.

Box 18, Folder 6

Wentz, Richard, Changing Conceptions of the Hindu Ascetic: Studies of an Indian Provincial Capital.

Box 18, Folder 6a

West, Louis Jand Singer, Margaret T., "Cults, Quacks, and Nonprofessional Psychotherapies" in Contemporary Issues in Psychiatry.

Box 18, Folder 7

Whitehead, Harriet, Reasonably Fantastic: Some Perspectives on Scientology, Science-Fiction and Occultism.

Box 18, Folder 8

Whitehead, John, From Across the Black Water: Two Imported Varieties of Hinduism - The Hare Krishnas and the Ramakrishna Vedanta Society.

Box 18, Folder 9

Wilbur, Ken, Legitimacy, Authenticity, and Authority in the New Religions.

Box 18, Folder 10

Wilbur, Ken, "The Pre/Trans Fallacy: An Essay Distinguishing Transcendence from Regression" in Re-Vision, 1980.

Box 18, Folder 11

Wilson, John, A Historian's Perspective on the New Religious Movements.

Box 18, Folder 12

Wilson, John, Marginal Movements in the Historiography of American Religion.

Box 18, Folder 13

Yawney, Carole, Rastalogue.

Box 18, Folder 14

Zaretsky, Irving I., Religious Argots as Evidence for the Analysis of Church Social Structure.

Box 18, Folder 15

Zell, Tim, Cataclysm and Consciousness: From the Golden Age to the Age of Iron.

Box 18, Folder 16

There is no file folder 16.

Box 18, Folder 17

Zimbardo, Philip G. and Hartley, Cynthia F., Cults Go to High School: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of the Initial Stage in the Recruitment Process. Paper for the NRM Center Conference June 1981: Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements.

Box 18, Folder 18

Zucker, Jeff, Indian-based Religious Groups in the United States.

Box 18, Folder 19

Zwier, Robert, The New Christian Right in the 1980 Senate Elections.

Box 18, Folder 20

Zablocki, Benjamin D., Some Models of Commune Integration and Disintegration.

Series 3. Seminar Transcripts. 1980-1982

Physical Description: Box 19-20: 5 in.

Scope and Content Note

Seminar Transcripts are a series of Research Seminars held during the academic years 1980-81 (New Religious Movements and Spiritual Authoritarianism) and 1981-82 (Religion and the Law). These Seminars were attended by groups of invited scholars and met approximately every two weeks. The sessions were tape recorded, then transcribed for distribution among the participants. Guests and other participants were invited to sessions according to the focus of the session. For 1980-81, each session's attendees are listed on each transcript.

Arrangement

The transcripts are arranged chronologically.

Box 19, Folder 1

New Religious Movements and Spiritual Authoritarianism. 10/9/80. Includes list of 1980-81 Seminar Participants.

Box 19, Folder 2

Authoritarianism, continued. 10/23/80

Box 19, Folder 3

Authoritarianism, continued. 11/6/80

Box 19, Folder 4

Authoritarianism, continued. 11/20/80

Box 19, Folder 5

Conversion.

Note

NOTE: The format was changed slightly. It was decided a scholar would organize a session on a particular subject, then guests would be invited to give "interviews" or "testimonials" on their experience of the session's focus. Guests: Josh Baran and Juan Lorenzo Hinojosa. 12/4/80

Box 19, Folder 6

Synanon. Guests: Harriet Benjamin and Harold Benjamin. 12/18/80

Box 19, Folder 7

Jonestown. Guests: Richard Clark and Diane Louie. 1/15/81

Box 19, Folder 8

Discussion on the subjects of the previous three sessions. File includes updated Participants list. 1/29/81

Box 19, Folder 9

Psychosynthesis. Guests: Anne Yeomans and Tom Yeomans. 2/12/81

Box 19, Folder 10

Unification Church. Guest: Michael L. Mickler. 2/26/81

Box 19, Folder 11

San Francisco Zen Center. Guests: Reb Anderson and Russa Anderson. 3/12/81

Box 19, Folder 12

Meher Baba.Dick Anthony. 3/26/81

Box 20, Folder 1

Tibetan Buddhism. Claudio Naranjo and John Welwood. 4/9/81

Box 20, Folder 2

EST. Guest: Werner Erhard and Joan Goldsmith. 4/23/81

Box 20, Folder 3

Discussion on the subjects of the previous six sessions. 5/7/81

Box 20, Folder 4

Discussion on the subjects of the previous six sessions continued. 5/21/81

Box 20, Folder 5

Herbert Fingerette. 1/6/82

Note

NOTE:The 1982 Seminars focused on Religion and the Law. Each session started with a presentation by a scholar, then followed general discussion among the participants.

Box 20, Folder 6

Jeremiah S. Gutman. 1/12/82

Box 20, Folder 7

Robert Shapiro. 2/12/82

Box 20, Folder 8

Robert Lifton. 4/19/82

Box 20, Folder 9

Robert Wuthnow. 4/21/82

Box 20, Folder 10

Richard Ofshe. 5/27/82

Series 4. Audiocassette Tapes. 1978-1983

Physical Description: Box 21-22: Cassette Tape Box, 5 in.

Box 23: Cassette Tape Box, 5 in.

Scope and Content Note

The corresponding Seminar audiotapes for October 1980 - May 1981 and for January - May 1982 are in Boxes 21-23. There are audiotapes, but no transcripts for the Seminars held July - November 1981, March 1982, October 1982, or March 14, 1983 (Alternative Paradigms for Health and Healing).

Arrangement

The transcripts are arranged chronologically.

Box 21

1978 NRM Colloquia. 4 tapes.

George Baker. On Buddhism.

Reports and Discussion: George Baker, Don Stone, Daniel O'Hanlon, and Dick Anthony

Dick Anthony. On Brainwashing.

Box 21

1980-81 Research Seminars: Authoritarianism in New Religious Movements. 33 tapes.

Note

NOTE: The dated tapes correspond to the transcripts in Boxes 19-20, October 1980 - May 1981.

Box 22

Valdimir Panasanko, ISKON. 1 tape. 7/12/81

Box 22

1981-82 Research Seminars: Legal Issues in New Religious Movements. 29 tapes.

Note

NOTE: July - November 1981 tapes have no transcripts. January - May 1982 have corresponding transcripts in Box 20 (except the March sessions).

Box 22

Visiting Scholars Meeting: Beckford, Capps, Wilson. 2 tapes. 10/27/82

Note

NOTE: (Damaged, no sound.)

Box 22

Alternative Paradigms for Health and Healing, 3/14/83. 3 tapes.

Tape 1: Introduction to the program by Jacob Needleman and James Beckford

Tape 2: Meredith McGuire

Tape 3: Archie Smith, Jr. and Tanice Foltz

Box 23

Center for New Religious Movements Conference: Conversion, Coercion and Commitment in New Religious Movements, June 11-14, 1981. 29 tapes.

Note

NOTE: Arranged chronologically. Box 2, ff 10 contains a list of Conference Participants. The papers presented at the Conference are filed in Boxes 4-18, alphabetically by author.

Box 23

NRM Occasional Forums, 1978-79.

Note

NOTE: Audiotape recordings of the Occasional Forums were cataloged individually by the GTU Library staff. They can be found under their individual call number. There are circulating copies in the general Library collection, and non-circulating copies in Rare Books. They are listed here in alphabetical order by author.

Jacobs, Maggie and Sahn, Seung, The Future of Buddhism in America and Korea, 1/25/79 (BQ9252.U5 F8)

Ranck, Shirley Ann, Cakes for the Queen of Heaven, 3/14/79 (HQ1393.R36)

Schachter-Shalomi, Zalman, Green, Arthur, and Rosen, Charles, Jewish Mysticism in America, 6/7/78 (BM723.J49)

Winston, Jerry, Judaism and Yoga, 10/25/78 (BM526.J82)

Woods, Richard, The New Mystical Experience, 6/5/78 (BL625.W65)

Inventory of the Centers and Programs, Center for the Study of New Religious Movements Collections, 1977-1983

Inventory of the Centers and Programs, Center for the Study of New Religious Movements Collections, 1977-1983

Accession number: GTU 91-9-3 Shelf location: 3/H/1 - 3/H/4, Record Group 7, Subgroup A

Accession number: GTU 91-9-3

Shelf location: 3/H/1 - 3/H/4, Record Group 7, Subgroup A