1948

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entdeckt von/ discovered by: Hermann Korte (Hamburg/BRD), Ingo Mörth & Anita Moser (Linz); 
journal edited by: Edward Glover (London/UK)
archival entries: Saskia Visser & Rudolf Knijff; 
CCJS (Center for Crime & Justice Studies) Archives, Kings College, London.

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in: I.S.T.D. Members' Bulletin (London/UK: Institute for the Scientific Treatment of Delinquency), Nr. 3 (October 1948), pp. 2-3

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siehe auch: Bewerbungsformular an der Universität Leicester (1954-M-eng-1), beschrieben in Korte (1996),  S. 80/ see also: application form at the university of Leicester, 1954-M-eng-1.

see also:  Norbert Elias Archive (part 1), Inv.-Nr. 147 (Letters received by N. Elias concerning lectures given at the Institute for the Scientific Treatment of Delinquency. 1945, 1948, 1950. 1 cover)

The Institute at the end of 1948 changed its name to "Institute for the Study of Delinquency", and is now the "Center for Crime and Justice Studies" (CCJS) at the Kings College's School of Law, London/UK. The "I.S.T.D. Bulletinn" can be found in the archives of the CCJS.

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Sinn-erfüllung und Sinn-entleerung (sic!).

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Vortrag/ lecture held at: Wilton Park (Wiston House, Steyning, West Sussex/UK), spring 1948 (?)

text in: Norbert Elias Archive (part 1), Inv.-Nr. 172 ( File concerning lectures by N. Elias held at Wilton Park with a text of a lecture "Sinn-erfüllung und Sinn-entleerung" (incomplete) ... 1948. ..., n.d. 1 cover).

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see also Norbert Elias Archive (part 1), Inv.-Nr. 153 (Letter received by N. Elias concerning lectures given at Wilton Park. 1948. 1 document).

note on Wilton Park: "Wilton Park was established in January 1946 as part of an initiative to promote the establishment of a successful democracy in Germany after the Second World War. From 1946-8, more than 4,000 German POWs (Prisoners of War) discussed democratic processes with visiting British intellectuals and political figures such as the philosopher Bertrand Russell, the social reformer Lord William Beveridge, and Lady Astor, the first female Member of Parliament." More information on Wilton Park: http://www.wiltonpark.org.uk/web/about/wphistory.html;
http://www.philologie.fu-berlin.de/~leitner/WiltonPark.htm

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