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easily converted into teachers. Both groups need induction into the art, which is not mastered simply by ... Page 214 from Issue 11 to deny the merit of these reforms, They have the great advantage of not ... the elite university colleges such reforms may even mean that a senior honors thesis is often not ...
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great social and military conflict. Venice in the late sixteenth century was not part of Italy, but ... fabrics of contrasting colors, weights and pat­ terns. And it has a zipper-not invented until the 1890S-uP ... when Venice was already declining in political power, a time of change, threatened invasion, a time of ...
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Page 514 from Issue 107-108

of fact, he has undergone a sudden, remarkable decline at the university. Not so long ago we thought ... him one of the most astonishing writers of our century! What I'd like to know is how you feel ... sentimentality of the last century. Is it ludicrous to believe that "the sexual act is for leaping off ...
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Page 336 from Issue 33

develops. is not confined to the correspondent's intellectual friends, but pervades the whole of ... not speak to each other.... 6. As Harold Rosenberg writes. "Social and/or aesthetic ... ceased to exist four decades ago" (symposium on "Art. Culture, and ...
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Page 234 from Issue 131 participants in this survey, 52.8 percent believed that the war did not ... were killed (eighteen Arab and twenty­ one Jewish civilians). Two thirds of the participants believed ... overall negativity in attitudes expressed in this period, many Israeli Jews expressed liberal attitudes ...
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Page 145 from Issue 8

Berkeley. "Liberal arts education," Elbert TRI-QUARTERL y 1145 Issue 8 page ... covered the century of important authors, the authors of certain well-known works, the accepted ... hand, students who had not had the course showed great areas of ignorance. Generally their scores ranged ...
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Page 449 from Issue 23-24

"complex, personal and not literal," it was first, that he made an ideological cookie-cutter and ... sin in Parrington's cosmology, not being an honest intellectual evoked blistering damnation ... that Parrington's problem was not only one of mind, "a limited sense of what ...
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Page 55 from Issue 30

of view: "Thus, the first purpose of art is to reproduce nature and life, and this applies ... Page 55 from Issue 30 masturbatory art, which has remained haute culture, altogether to be ... writing is a kind of varnish. The emerging certainties of the nineteenth century had been anticipated ...
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have been dispelled over the past few years; in particular, the chauvinistic, liberal ethic that drives ... when the word realism floats into sight. (It almost seems time to point out that realism is not ... which is, of course, highly conducive to the creation of art. But this delightful turn of events should ...
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Page 198 from Issue 16

Page 198 from Issue 16 not merely by mastering a body of specialized technique but through the ... search for a unified world-view demanded in the university an atmosphere of unrestricted inquiry and ... nobility; for by identifying itself with the universal needs and hopes of mankind, the ruling class provides ...

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