Word: tugwelliana
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...anthropomorphic interpretation of history as a casual sequence." Columbia & Campaign. Not his personal characteristics but his social ideas were what made Dr. Tugwell an issue with the Senate. All his life he has been a voluble liberal. Senator Dickinson last week quoted to the Senate some Whitmanesque Tugwelliana, written by the young professor when he was 24. It began: I am strong, I am big and well-made, I am muscled and lean and nervous. . . . It ended: I am sick of a nation's stenches I am&ick of propertied Czars. . . . I have dreamed my great dream of their...
They were well equipped with quotations from his books and speeches. Recently Senator Dickinson of Iowa gave his colleagues this sample of Tugwelliana: "There can be no secure peace in the world so long as its people are engaged in industry and organized in independent units. . . . It ought to be a source of wonder that a society could operate at all when profits are allowed to be earned and disposed of as we do it. . . . It is necessary to realize quite finally that everything will be changed if the linking of industry can finally be brought to completion...
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