Word: subjectively
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
TIME'S editors decided to print her letter as a minority example of one kind of U.S. thinking on this subject. Before doing so they asked TIME'S Los Angeles bureau to check the letter's authenticity. The bureau...
Referring again to the lives of great scientists for his factual material, Conant analyses and explains the so called "scientific method" in lay terms. Though he has written many books relating to this subject in general and Chemistry in particular, this is the first designed for a popular audience...
...latest book to from from Conant's pen, "On Understanding Science" approaches its subject historically. The lives and work of leading scientists from the time of Aristotle to the atomic age are explored, to bring the reader a better appreciation of what research is and how he can understand it. Conant believes that no man is equipped to play a part in the world today without a knowledge of the basic principles and achievements of science...
...cast that has added the experience of a long run to its initial first-night spark, this comedy-drama successfully handles the story of a prostitute who for the first time is loved for what she is, not for what she represents; and does this by neither patronizing the subject nor burlesquing it. The story is realistic without being objectionable, and includes just enough finesse to slip by the Blue Laws...
...measure of its responsibility to the public. Such a thesis, coming not from professional detractors of the American press but from a competent commission headed by Robert Hutchins and financed largely by Time, Inc., should enjoy enough stature to batter down the walls of heretofore skeptical minds on the subject...