Word: reflectivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...your article, "The Anatomy of Angst," you reflect a basic confusion concerning anxiety. You admit the difference between existential and pathological anxiety and then suggest that pragmatism may be the "ultimate cause of anxiety...
...cent among Harvard Freshmen, as compared with the national average of 10-20 per cent for 18-year-old males. Since other studies have shown that there is no difference between the academic proficiency of obese and non-obese high school students, the low Harvard percentage seems to reflect unconscious discrimination, Mayer said...
Soaring back to Ghana this week, Kwame Nkrumah could reflect contentedly on the success of his trip. It had been limelight all the way. First there was his big speech at the U.N., in which he urged an all-African command for the Congo force and insisted that all foreign diplomats get out. Then President John F. Kennedy greeted him warmly at the White House, took him in to meet the family. Finally Ghana's beaming Osagyefo (Redeemer) sat down in London with all the other British Commonwealth leaders to soberly deliberate on South Africa's fate...
These works, he said, reflect a kind of "Pan-Afro-American Nationalism," and are providing an outlet for the tensions and hostilities felt by the musicians. The protest content of the music, he felt, was bound to increase...
...students were not organized by the Communists." Fact is that nobody comes off very well in Operation Abolition. Commentator Lewis reaches for smooth explanations that are not quite there. The windy interludes by committee members get in the way of the documentary itself. And the hell-raising students reflect little glory on higher education. But-as they obviously intended to be-the undisputed stars of the show are the acknowledged Communist witnesses and agitators playing themselves with chilling conviction...