Word: aestheticized
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Using a computer to analyze the occurrence of certain words in candidates' acceptance speches, Philip J. Stone, lecturer in Social Relations, found that the Arizonan scored unusually high in using "emphatic words" and "aesthetic-visual references" and unusually low in references to "human feelings and emotions."
Humphreyism, and modern liberalism generally, has been attacked from three distinct directions: the political right, the political left, and the "aesthetic" left. Some of the criticisms leveled are far from superficial, but the Senator's short book offers only superficial, replies.
Liberalism also draws salvos from the "aesthetic" left, whose self-appointed leader, Norman Mailer, summed up the critique in his Presidential Papers of last year. Mailer vents his spleen more on the language than the content of liberalism. Claiming to "understand" the poor, he resents liberals who classify the underprivileged...
In the second half, however, the Harvard eleven employed some brilliant, pinpoint passing to score its three goals. At 11:55 of the third period Chiappa blasted a pass from Fred Akuffo into the net. The Crimson's second tally at 15:13 was an aesthetic delight. Akin Adewole, at...
Methods of contraception now in existence are too complicated, expensive, or medically dangerous for use in non-industrialized countries, he said. He added that population control in these areas can only result from the invention of a simple, aesthetic contraceptive, or from economic development.