Word: printings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Essentially, The Teachings and A Separate Reality were about the strategy by which Don Juan, one of the wiliest and most subtle men ever to live in print, used hallucinogens to reveal his descriptions of reality to Castaneda and so turn him into a man of knowledge himself. As a result, the books were greeted as landmarks by the counterculture. Indeed they are-but they are not "drug literature...
Communist in print, explaining that it would prefer them to use the more neutral terms North Vietnamese and Viet Cong...
...Heritage Groups division in Washington, dedicated ethnics keep in contact with 32 nationalities round the country. A G.O.P. nationalities newsletter reports on all ethnic activities, applauds their accomplishments and notes the appointment of every ethnic to a federal post, however obscure. Regional offices are equipped with computer print-outs that list the name of every voter in a national group. The voter is called by a fellow ethnic who first tries the native tongue. If the voter responds, fine. If not, the caller switches to English. The voter is asked if he favors Nixon. If he says...
...legs, is a distillation of variety in unity. Sakai Hoitsu's (1761-1828) screen of Thirty-Six Immortal Poets is virtually a compendium of Rimpa techniques and virtues: the sprightly drawing of flower and tendril; the formal presentation of each poet in a separate cartouche, as in a print. In his more realistic vein, as in a screen depicting Flowering Plants of Summer, Hoitsu possessed epigrammatic powers of observation: the fronds bend and bow under the summer rain, weaving a delicate lattice of green against the now tarnished silver ground...
...simple cry for human understanding. Mellower than he used to be, Bergman at the same time is perhaps even more prolific, and within the next few months his new concern with people will be seen not only in a new film, but on the stage, on television and in print...