Word: intuitionism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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His style, says Cartier-Bresson, requires "a velvet hand, a hawk's eye." Carrying a single camera covered with black tape to make it as unobtrusive as possible, he has managed to compress life into 35-mm. frames. He calls himself a "discoverer" and says that his success "depends...
Many an envious businessman has suspected that his more successful competitors are gifted with a sixth sense-an intuitive ability to foresee the future and make the tough, unexpected decisions that pay off handsomely. Now there is some evidence of a sort that suggests intuition really does pay off.
Che noted that Marx perceived "by intuition," but never fully foresaw the great changes that happened to capitalism. "Nowadays," said Che, "the workers of the imperialistic countries are minor associates in the business." Che intended to end the book with a chapter comparing "the personalities of socialism": Lenin, Stalin, Mao...
The World section this week, in a major story and four pages of color photographs, examines another sort of Women's Liberation: the rapid rise of African women to positions of prominence in many emerging nations. The reporting was largely the work of Correspondent James Wilde, who took his...
Lawyer's Intuition