Word: orthodox
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With few exceptions they-whether of the Reformed, Conservative or Orthodox way and even if they call themselves Zionists-think of Palestine as a place of refuge and a homeland for the D.P. s of Europe, and have no thought of returning to the "old country...
...this airport is the antechamber of the Third Rome, as Russian Orthodox theologians, with a diametrically opposite meaning, used to call Moscow the Golden.* Through it is entered the doctrinal capital of Communism, the fanatical modern faith which holds that man can assert the ultimate potential of his humanity only by denying God and yielding himself wholly to Reason and its instrument, Science...
Wrote Atlanta Constitution Editor Ralph McGill: "It is sensible to assume Dr. Newton was given full freedom to see what he wished and to preach what he wished. The Baptists have a head start on all non-Orthodox sects in Russia. Dr. Newton has done them a real service...
Analysts' fees to private patients range from $5 to $50 an hour. The average treatment (an hour a day, five days a week) takes 18 months, costs $1,500 (the Chicago Institute) to $5,000 (Park Avenue). Orthodox analysts spend most of their time listening, let the patient gradually unveil his subconscious through random talk and dreams. Eventually his repressed fears and feelings of guilt are supposed to come to the surface. Exposure of the hidden difficulty to the patient helps him find a remedy and relieves him of his anxiety and physical symptoms of illness. There...
...cures," but "good results" (i.e., substantial improvement) in some 30-40% of the patients. About 20% of neurotics snap out of their funk without psychiatric treatment. Dr. Wilder's most significant finding: "brief psychotherapy," i.e., 30 to 40 sessions, produces just as good results as the prolonged orthodox treatment...