Word: mindedness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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JOHN KEATS, by Walter Jackson Bate; JOHN KEATS, by Aileen Ward. Both these new biographies contest the legend of Keats as a romantic weakling "half in love with easeful death," reveal him instead as a vigorous, tough-minded young man who fought his fatal disease as stubbornly as he did...
One reviewer of The Appeasers thought it interesting that two such young historians, without personal experience in the '30's should be so "devastating" in their attacks. It is not very interesting if such "devastating" history must also be so simple-minded and irrelevant in discussing a subject--especially when...
Adding Souls. Another Disciple worry is membership. The nation's fastest-growing churches are ones that emphasize their doctrinal individuality-including the conservative Churches of Christ (TIME, Feb. 15), which broke with the Disciples around 1900 over a number of ecclesiastical questions, such as whether the Bible authorized instrumental...
Animal crackers, as Hollywood plays the game, is a pleasant, simple-minded pastime that offers few surprises. This time around, Mitchum & Co. see the usual things (poisonous snakes, charging rhinos, a terribly cute baby elephant), say the usual things ("You're different from any woman I've ever...
Hungry Mind. But far from fading away under these tribulations, Keats fought on ferociously. Though he was only 5 ft. tall, he was strong-he once whipped a butcher boy twice his size because the boy had been tormenting a kitten. Keats was, in fact, an extraordinarily tough-minded fellow...