Word: insights
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...hour for being "research consultants" in a study of "how guys foul up." "Sick, Man, Sick." The chance to unburden themselves on tape−and then listen to the playback−worked as well as analysis. Usually, says Slack, the boys passed through five stages: apathy, anger, despair, insight, transformation...
...friends, the police, the courts, and so forth. By talking about themselves, the boys began to think about themselves, about what they had done, and about what the future might be life for them. Over the months, their conversation typically passed through distinct stages, from apathy and despair to insight and transformation...
...editor of The American Scholar and Atheneum Publishers, Author Haydn, 54, has earned a reputation for scrupulous taste and sympathetic insight. But as an author, he commits gaucheries and piles up prolixities that as an editor he should have blenched at. Perhaps it is because the book is almost embarrassingly autobiographical. And at the end, the reader learns that the book is merely the first part of an unfinished trilogy...
...young farmers, we want to congratulate TIME for its understanding and insight on the farm problem. If the Government would withdraw from the farming business, thus eliminating hordes of Federal personnel sitting in offices and tramping over corn and wheat fields, allow those who are efficient and farsighted to survive, and realize that subsidy is not the answer to the marginal farmers' plight, we believe that farming could once again become a self-supporting industry...
Patriotic Gore, by Edmund Wilson. Northerners and Southerners are treated with equal insight and compassion in this vast exploration of Civil War writings...