Word: rediscoverers
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"Science proposes an image of the cosmos, not of man. The image of man as it existed in the great Christianity has lost weight. Religion still exists, but is no longer the aquarium: men are no longer swimming in it. Psychoanalysis has revealed to us only our monsters-those of...
This is the place to which this tormented, restless man of intellect and of action has come in his quest through the godless pantheon of the Enlightenment. To André Malraux, man's hope, often betrayed, always risen again, is still in man. It is a gallant position, but...
But since Patterson's death in 1946, readers have noticed the mixture was not as before. To pull out of the slump, the paper set out to rediscover the fun and excitement that Captain Patterson had once found in the city. The News has stepped up the play of...
"When I arrive in New York, on the contrary, only the present welcomes me and shows me its bare fare. Here it is, unlined, resplendent with life, rising straight out of the Manhattan rock . . . We are far from the confined world of museums. [Yet] nowhere else in the world do...
But Camus' is not the voice of despair. There is good reason for Herbert Read, in a forward to the essay, to speak of an age of hope and confidence in the future. The Revolution has, in a manner of speaking, "grown up." Older and wiser, it can reflect upon...