Word: eminentance
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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SAINT GENET, by Jean-Paul Sartre. The eminent existentialist argues that Jean Genet, thief, pederast, poet, pornographer, playwright (The Blacks), is a walking allegory of modern man.
CHALLENGE TO AFFLUENCE, by Gunnar Myrdal. Attacking the Galbraithian theory of the affluent society, the eminent Swedish sociologist argues that the U.S. has to raise its economic growth rate from the current 1% and start producing again.
With eminent authorities still questioning the court's stand, the unconstitutionality of religious exercises in public schools can hardly be regarded as settled once and for all. The vitality of the argument is an eloquent reminder that from time to time even the Supreme Court finds reasons to reverse...
Wilson's two most influential and eminent economic advisers would have no official role in his government. Nicholas Kaldor, 55, and Thomas Balogh, 57, are both Hungarian-born and are known as "those evil Hungarians," nicknamed respectively "Buda" and "Pest." Balogh, a mercurial left-wing Oxford economist, near neighbor...
Detroit's Fast Start. President Kennedy's chief economist, Walter Heller, predicts that business will remain strong at least through the first quarter of 1964, and much longer if there is a tax cut. Even more bullish are such other eminent economists as Harvard's John V...