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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week LITTLE ROCK AND NEW YORK A T THIS WRITING, there has been no...
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Art and the Liturgy Works of religious art are not of equal value liturgically, and when this fact is ignored, distortion of emphasis is almost certain to follow by H. A. REINHOLD A NYONE who...
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view of the universe." This phrase is meanin~ only if the word sacrament is used in a derived sense, meaning that it becomes a symbol of sanctification for men and a sign of God's will to save...
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The Artist As Apostle Christian art must spring from an outlook that is social rather than individualistic, virile and reali~ic rather than effeminate and emotional by VINCENT J. HOPE N OT FOR...
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THE SCRE, EN its themes are presented thoughtfully and in a manner to give thinking audiences greater understanding. DESIRE, DESIRE EVERYWHERE T WO NEW MOVIES which stem from the works of...
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THE STAGE A QUESTION OF REALITY II M R. WILLIAM INGE, with "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs" (at the Music Box) and Mr. Morton Wishengrad, in "The Rope Dancers" (at the Henry Miller), would...
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Literature" "No view of life to which the artist responds can insure the quality of his work, but the poetic qualities of Freud's own principles, which are so clearly in the line of the classic...
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wants to read about jazz, there are several quite intelligem men within the jazz world who have written analytically in its favor. These include Leonard Feather, Barry Ulanov, Nat Hentoff, Paul...
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Vol. 067 Issue 023 (March 7 1958)
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