Word: interplays
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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BEAZLE: In long, he proceeds in a continuous unidirectional ever-varying interplay of organism and environment...
...first modern work on suicide, by French Sociologist Emile Durkheim, was published in 1897, and is still a classic. Durkheim laid the blame for suicide on the interplay between individual and society. He divided suicides into three main strains: 1) Egoistic, in which the individual is too much on his own, isolated from the community; 2) Altruistic, in which the individual is too little on his own and at the mercy of society, like the Indian wives who committed suttee by throwing themselves on their husbands' funeral pyres; 3) Anomic, in which society's controls over the individual...
...commuter projects in the nation.) I don't want to get the students off in dormitories which are separated and isolated. I want the kind of room where they can bring in their friends and their parents, so there can be a lot more interplay between the University and the neighborhoods," Swanger said...
...Lyndon Johnson's Washington, there is a growing awareness that such problems can be solved only by fostering more creative interplay among the different levels of government. Usually, government is compared to a neatly tiered three-layer cake-composed of national, state and local levels. In fact, as the late University of Chicago Professor Morton Grodzins put it in a 1960 report of the President's Commission on National Goals, it is more like a marble cake, full of unexpected whorls and inseparable blendings. "As colors are mixed in the marble cake, so functions are mixed...
With only a few persons on stage, Munger is less successful. Part of the trouble is with Cooper and Licht, who simply make their parts too much alike for any kind of interplay to develop. Lack of contrast often kills the verbal sparring between the good-time-Charlie god and his sarcastic servant. And Munger has a perverse talent for hiding one actor behind another even when the small stage doesn't make it inevitable...