Word: evolutionism
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The mingling colors and sensuous personal relationships of Les Biches give it a deceptively tranquil mood. Beneath its apparent softness lie a morality and visual style of steel. The fundamental principle of Chabrol's view of the world is the inevitability of change in the ordering of relationships. In his...
Trow's conclusions are pessimistic. He forecasts more repressive sanctions by the public and the authorities against disruptions within the university, a greater migration of scholars out of the university and into research foundations, a sharper distinction than ever before between "service," and scholarly institutions, and the evolution of a...
DeRopp believes that each of us is a distinctive manifestation of a universal life-force. If we feel ourselves to be worthy vessels of this force rather than wayward derivatives of it, the way to fulfillment is open to us. Animosity, anxiety, competition, and the rest of the egoproducts have...
Mrs. Solomon declined to predict the effect of menger on the status of women at Harvard. "We are talking about historical problems," she said. "Change doesn't come overnight-it's an evolution. I knew Radcliffe before we had joint instruction."
Debt to Europe. For all its anomalies, Biederman's career began conventionally enough. As a youth in Cleveland, he apprenticed in a commercial art studio, then set off for studies at Chicago's Art Institute. Finally, like most artists of the day, he headed for New York. In...