Word: subjectively
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dean Sperry, this year celebrating his twenty-fifth anniversary as head of the School, has recommended to the commission a concern with the general subject of religion in the University and how the Divinity School may find closer ties with the College...
...week starting Friday, April 25. Times are E.S.T. through April 26, E.D.T. thereafter, subject to change...
...Historian Toynbee and his work in progress was an unusual challenge and opportunity. They were concerned with introducing to TIME'S readers a creative scholar whose deliberations on the course of civilizations were not widely known in the U.S. outside of academic circles. But seldom has an academic subject been so newsworthy...
Quotations from Toynbee had appeared in TIME'S text and footnotes for many years. Periodically he was suggested as a cover subject by one or another of TIME'S editors who had profited from reading him, but the moment never seemed quite right. It seemed eminently right when the Oxford University Press announced that his six-volume work would be made available to laymen in abridged form -for Toynbee's fresh viewpoint on history was more than ever applicable to the difficult problems of today...
Modern Pilgrim's Progress. This is exemplified in The Castle. The Castle is an inverted Pilgrim's Progress. Its subject is a man's obsessive struggle to achieve God (the Castle)-who does not recognize man's vocation-while trying to integrate himself in the community of men (the village at the foot of the Castle)-who do not want him. K., a land surveyor, believes that he has been ordered to take a job at the Castle. But when he arrives, at night, in winter, he is rudely ordered off the premises. The Castle authorities...