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...degree, is just another black in the opinion of white settlers and primitive tribesmen. Author Stacey sends the "brothers" off on a long expedition to soaring, snow-crested Ruwenzori, the fabled Mountains of the Moon. As they fight their way through bamboo forests and up mist-shrouded crags, the clash of culture, personality and race is heightened...
...resemblance is pure convenience. What interests him is his own proposition that today only the world's small countries produce the "hero-leaders" in the classic mold. In Phrygia, passions are still politics, feuds are more important than primaries, and the bitterness of centuries can clash in the exchange of a glance...
...Country. This study of Sigmund Freud and his famous patient Elizabeth von Ritter, although somewhat broken in impact, provides an often vibrant blend-as against the usual clash-of theater and truth. The play offers a vital portrait of Freud, ably acted by Steven Hill, and a crucial delineation of Elizabeth, intelligently played by Kim Stanley...
...despite its broken impact, A Far Country proves an often vibrant blend, as against the usual clash, of theater and truth. Truth on Broadway is needed, and if Freud helps bring it there, perhaps more Freud would help Broadway, too, out of spending so much of its life on crutches...
Manners prove as disconcerting as malice; the Rhodeses retreat from a few encounters bruised and mystified. Author Maxwell resolves some of these mysteries in an old-fashioned epilogue that chiefly confirms one of the implicit themes of the book: that every cultural contact is something of a cultural clash...