Word: contentively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bentley's series of four lectures will study "the emotional content of the drama," beginning with a study of melodrama. In succeding weeks he will speak on "Farce"' (March 8), "Tragedy" (March 16), and "Comedy" (March...
This is hardly a take-it-or-leave-book for two reasons: (1) its content which, in discussing the actual prospects of thermonuclear war rather than leaving that cataclysm as a horrifying abstraction, is highly controversial, and (2) its length precludes any but the most interested from reading substantial portions...
...after his death is a difficult time for an author. The itchier of his admirers are demanding such tributes as commemorative stamps, and find the word 'immortal' more and more convenient. Mean-while the cynical are attributing any lasting popularity to some ephemeral 'renaissance,' and the uncommitted are still content to 'wait...
Baseball has changed little since Babe Ruth first started swatting home runs over fences; football has been largely content to find new uses for old techniques of the pass and the T formation. But basketball, that peculiarly American sport, has undergone a dramatic transformation...
Dean Watson said yesterday, "We could have made an exception for Cuffe, but we have been strict on this rule." No tragic hero, Cuffe is content not playing basketball...