Word: conflicts
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...necessary to share this apocalyptic decline-and-fall theory to recognize many interrelated dangers to both society and family. Each of the nation's forces of change and conflict meet within the family. The "counterculture" of the young, the effects of the war, economic stresses and the decay of the cities?all crowd in on the narrow and embattled institution. The question, of course, is not whether the family will "survive," for that is like asking whether man or biology or society will survive. The question is whether it can survive successfully in its present form. All the evidence shows...
...people who fill the structure, however, make a great deal of difference. The conflict is as simple as the fact that the CDA staff is comprised of liberals who want to expand the scope and responsibility of city government in social welfare; while City Hall is dominated by conservatives who are afraid to extend the fiscal involvement of the city...
Noam Chomsky, who has worked with the group, said last night that unless the U. S. shifts its objectives and decides to accept a coalition government, it is certain to "be drawn into a more extended conflict. They've already reached the nuclear level in bomb tonnage," he said...
...Capitalist Economy: Conflict and Power" deals with radical polities, stressing themes of alienation, education, and socialization. Readings come primarily from Marx and modern radical theorists...
...clarity of the social conflict makes all the little details spring alive. The stylized stark setting puts the barnyard in front of the house, puts the in-laws and the aristocratic lover into a flat beige and gold of costume, complexion, hair-proud wigs. Against them all, Dandin's shaggy authenticity strikes out like a bear baited by spaniels. When at last Dandin finds the house empty at night and locks out his wife, the creaking stock situation leaps up with delight while Dandin exults...