Word: rationale
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Father Murray looks forward to introducing Yalemen to Thomism: "I want to show it is a rational philosophy, that it's acceptable intellectually, not only because great intellectuals of previous ages have accepted it, but in itself as a mode and body of thought. If I can't...
Unpleasant as some of Morgenthau's views seem, he is on the side of peace and live-and-let-live, for "war has ceased to be a rational way of settling disputes." "It is a lesser evil for the Lathuanians to be enslaved than for everyone to go to war...
A well-printed fortnightly (subscription: $2 a year), News is aimed at "the public of the West." Proclaims its editor, M.M. Morozov: "This is the sacred truth. Everybody wants peace." Alexander Troyanovsky, first Soviet Ambassador to the U.S. (1933-38), writes a piece about "the two great countries [the U.S...
Ruth Ford plays the actress-wife of the playwright. She starts off with a quiet, sensitive portrayal of a woman who has a fairly rational enjoyment of life. But Lenormand is out to get her, too. Miss Ford is a fine actress, and it is not her fault that the...
At first, the major was obviously unbalanced. He had lost his sense of time and place, and insisted that he was living on the roof of his house. He had trouble finding words for things, and described the white-clad nurses as "sugar-iced people." He still thought he was...