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THE Commonweal week by week POPULAR COMMUNICATIONS MONG the categories into which we Americans rejoice to put ourselves are highbrow, middlebrow and lowbrow;...
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Sight, Sound and the Fury THE NEW MEDIA OF MASS-COMMUNICATIONS ARE HAVING A REVOLUTIONARY EFFECT ON SOCIETY AND CULTURE MARSHALL McLUHAN O N his recent visit to America Roy Campbell mentioned...
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THE PROBLEM OF PARTISANSHIP News on the Networks WILLIAM PFAFF W HEN Samuel F. B. Morse discovered that electric current could be made to actuate a signaling device rover long-distance wires,...
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THE SCREEN FATHER KNOWS BEST W ITHOUT messing around with any of Wordsworth's sentimentalities about youth, "The Lonely Night" gets right down to the business of illustrating that childhood...
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COMMUNICATIONS "THE MURROW SHOW" Ithaca, N. Y. T O the Editors: Although I admire Mr. Cogley's ability to criticize spokesmen on his own side of the political fence, I feel that I must take...
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BOOKS "The Greatest European Poet of BAUDELAIRE: A S+udy of His Poe+ry. By Martin Turnell. New Directions. $5. By WALLACE FOWLIE T O his earlier studies on the French classical theater...
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Vol. 059 Issue 026 (April 2 1954)
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