Word: mankind
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Catholic Church has always taught and defended the natural dignity of every human being . . . She has reminded mankind that there is a great division between 'things' and 'men.' She has never forgotten that 'things' were made for men and that 'men' were made...
MUSEUM WITHOUT WALLS explores Malraux's thesis that art reproductions present mankind for the first time with a real view of the whole world's art. In reproductions, he writes, "miniatures, frescoes, stained glass, tapestries, Scythian plaques, pictures, Greek vase paintings, 'details' and even statuary . . . have lost their properties as objects; but . . . gained something: the utmost significance as to style that they can possibly acquire...
...gamma globulin and vaccines for polio are the latest examples), medical science has a relatively new name: immunochemistry. Last week judges for the Lasker Awards recognized its importance by picking as one of 1953's winners Dr. Michael Heidelberger, 65, of New York City, for "decisive contributions to mankind in developing a new subscience. the precise measuring tool of immunochemistry...
...mankind, said Dr. Brown, the manufacurers must do much more exacting studies...
...kind of man they want. They approved a report favoring a liberal undergraduate education for pre-medical students. Colleges and medical schools, say the Association, turn out too many physicians with no interest in the cultural aspects of their profession and even less interest in the cultural history of mankind...