Word: thoughtfullness
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In a typical week nowadays we get 1,300 letters. Since the spring of 1973, Watergate has inspired 40,000 pieces of mail, many of them eloquent and impassioned. In order to provide a better showcase for all kinds of opinion, Forum, which replaces the old Letters section, will run...
One thoughtful supporter of the fellowship wonders whether it is too neutral on political questions. "Doug never raises issues," observes Wesley Michaelson, Hatfield's legislative assistant. "The latent assumption is that the solution to political problems is to get people converted and committed to each other. [But] overseas some...
One used to believe that the self-parodying ineptness of films like this one was the antidote supplied by thoughtful producers to counteract their poisonous ideas. But the appalling example of Walking Tall is still before us. At least one preview audience actually cheered this urban variant on that rube...
People who write a wide variety of articles for a wide variety of magazines can take a lot of liberties that people who write books can't. They don't have to worry too much about consistency, and they can get lazy in their writing without attracting too much notice...
It is clear now to thoughtful members of the literary apparat that a critic who praises an Iron Curtain writer does so at considerable risk to his reputation as a subtle fellow. Some variant of the skepticism now being directed at Solzhenitsyn is sure to tar the enthusiast. "A great...