Word: communalized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Harvard man with his venerated House system can be just about as solitary as he pleases. But at Radcliffe, where corridors replace stair-wells, where individual rooms replace suites, and where communal bathrooms are the rule, a girl is virtually forced to be sociable...
...long corridors," it may also be said to have the "civilizing" effect of forcing sociability on its inhabitants. For from the moment she rises to brush her teeth in the morning until the time she signs in late at night, the Cliffite is constantly made aware of her communal existence...
Baptism Postponed. Another difficulty is the fact that Islam is not only a religious faith but a communal allegiance and a social order. The Moslem's relation to God is inextricably linked with his relation to society. As a consequence, Moslems frequently upbraid Christianity for not disciplining and controlling Western civilization. Christians must impress on Islam, says Cragg, that "the Christian understanding of how man is put to rights is that it happens personally and through faith. . . . Thus the unit of Christianity [is] not society but persons in society . . . The Gospel of grace does not suppose that...
...amoeba, Olga gets panicky, has him insulin-and electro-shocked back to everyday life. Egmont rather sheepishly admits that maybe man had better develop the mind he has rather than try to lose it in matter. The author's further notion that mental progress is some kind of communal process is underlined by a lengthy subplot about a company strike that contains all the solidarity-forever, to-the-barricades cliches...
Moral codes were established in early 19th century European villages by an individual's traditional religion because of its comprehensiveness in three categories: as an explanation of the universe and man's place in it, a framework for communal action, and the exclusive source of the elements of aesthetic behavior...