Word: moralization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Honorable mention went to Jane M. Rabb '61, for "Henry James' The Ambassadors: A Work of Art," Thomas D. Hogan, Jr. '61, for "Social and Moral Attitudes of Lewiss Carroll," and Herbert E. Weene '61, for "Verse and Individuality: A Study in Marlovian Characterization...
...history of Latin America. It is great because it has significance. First, a people defeated a well-equipped army, a situation that has never occurred before in Latin America. Second, it was a real democratic revolution. It happened during a period of prosperity. Therefore, it had a very genuine moral content. The intentions of the revolution are clearly to establish a good democracy in Cuba...
...dedicated his diplomatic career-as Republican servant of the Truman Administration in drawing the Japanese peace treaty, as an architect of the United Nations, and as Dwight Eisenhower's Secretary of State for more than six years-to the concept that power must be wielded resolutely so that moral values of natural law and justice may take root worldwide...
...Soviet Communism." the new Secretary of State had written of Stalin's Problems of Leninism, "starts with an atheistic, godless premise. Everything else flows from that premise. If there is no God, there is no moral or natural law . . . Since there is no moral law, there is no such thing as abstract right or justice. Laws are the means, the decrees, by which the dictatorship of the proletariat enforces its will 'for suppressing the resistance of its class enemies' . . . There is a duty to extend this system to all the world...
Doctor Zhivago, by Boris Pasternak. The eternal validity of the moral struggle affirmed by a man who is living...