Publications by other Authors, 1891-1989

Extent:
0.7 cubic ft.
Scope and content:

In this series are publications (mostly journal articles) of interest to Link that were produced by other authors. In a certain sense, they can be categorized as specific and non-specific (although they are not divided into actual subseries).

Roughly forty percent of this series deals with publications whose authors are specifically noted by Link. Perhaps most prominently are those professional publications produced by Link's children (Martha Casey, Perry and Bruce Link; as well as Martha's husband, Charles Casey, a professor of Chemistry at the University of Wisconsin at Madison). Other specific writings are from Cyril Bibby, a noted Huxley scholar; Caldwell Esselstyn, a medical doctor known for his emphasis on holistic healing; and John Ise, an economics professor from the University of Kansas, who was "blacklisted" by many professional economic associations for his socialist leanings.

The remainder of the series tends to be unspecific with regard to the authors of the articles saved by Link. The implication is that Link saved these writings, not because he knew or admired their authors, rather, he saved them because their subjects caught his interest. Hence, these articles reflect many of Link's concerns: labor issues, humanitarianism and the medical profession, Marxism and Communism, the U.S. involvement in Nicaragua, propaganda, and trilateralism. In addition, this series is a bit of a catch-all category, containing travel pamphlets that Link collected during his Hull Lectureship in 1975.

Arrangement:

Arranged alphabetically.

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