Word: reflectivity
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fatal flaw is the way she butchers the literary material and the writers she criticizes. D. H. Lawrence, Henry Miller, and Jean Genet all fall under her carving knife. (So does Mailer, for that matter, but in the Harper's essay, he seems to be too, er, modest to reflect on Millett's criticism of his own work, except in passing.) He is, however, swift to show us how and where the good woman wrecks havoc...
...welfare funds. And in Washington County, Pa., District Attorney Jess Costa is readying the trial of one of the accused murderers of Joseph Yablonski, who challenged Boyle 15 months ago for the union presidency. Though Boyle is not linked with the murder charge, the trial is bound to reflect on his reputation...
...severely restrictive and paralyzing and mystifying-autocratic-in a class sense as well as in an existential sense. But how effective are these forms culturally (hence, politically) or politically (hence, culturally)? Do they eliminate "outmoded consciousness" and clarify "changing social relations" rooted in material conditions? Or do they merely reflect changing intellectual consciousness operating in isolation from social relations altogether? These are important questions for the Cultural Revolution to consider, which I won't try to answer now for Godard and Robbe-Grillet, Instead, I want to talk about Susan Sontag, who unites certain elements of the two, and examine...
...overlapping housing situation" with Radcliffe students living in Harvard houses makes it possible to accept more Radcliffe transfers, Howe said, but he added that this "doesn't reflect a trend" for the future...
...indeed, the complex interlocks and dark, sonorous reds and greens in his Construction for Noble Ladies, 1919, carry no detectable political message. But he was intensely aware of the extent to which media had begun to affect life, and the fragments of lettering in The Und-Picture, 1919, reflect a world of social imperatives-signs, posters, directives. The word as print fascinated him, independent of its meaning; many of his collages, such as Esir, 1947, were made as a form of concrete poetry...