Word: ethicality
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...visually disturbing as a youth with a safety pin through his cheek. Atonal symphonies, far more dissonant and demanding than anything a punk can create with simple feedback techniques, have existed since the days when people still listened to Glen Miller. The best indicator of the punk ethic's staleness, though, is the Dadas...
...Dada/punk ethic will not be remembered for the hyperin tellectualism of the Dadas. The feelings of alienation and hopelessness and the desire to start over and build something better, however, will endure in the memory of a bizarre fashion, of The Sex Pistols leering, slashing and urinating all across America...
...attributes this year's improved record to better play coupled with the undaunted work ethic in the face of adversity that is fast becoming Yale's trademark. "We've had more success because of the fact that we never give up," he adds...
...Colby. Others, like Dynasty's Linda Evans and Dallas' Priscilla Presley, are equally fanciful angels of goodness and nobility. Still others, like this season's spate of high-living private eyes, are just girls who want to have fun. But all of them embody a new ethic of elegance, opulence and artifice unlike anything TV has yet seen...
...matter of the nation's soul, the impulse was collective from the start. Our so-called Protestant ethic would appear to endorse rugged individualism as the engine of hard work, but in fact the Puritan fathers were mainly concerned with individuals as contributors to a social compact. From John Cotton's The Way of Life (1641): "If thou beest a man that lives without a calling, though thou hast two thousands to spend, yet if thou hast no calling, tending to publique good, thou art an uncleane beast." From John Winthrop (1630), the first American...