THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY41Xllt YEAR OF I~tLICATIOH week by week THE "CATHOLIC LIBERAL" IT WAS INEVITABLE, with the introduction...
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The Status of Women Discrimination against women still exists in varying degrees throughout the world by NORMA KRAUSE HERZFELD I N A RECENT anniversary celebration of the U.N. Declaration of...
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HERE AND THERE WATCHING THE WATCHMEN JUST ABOUT a dozen years ago the Commission on the Freedom of the Press recommended that an independent body of citizens be organized to serve as public...
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COUNTERPOINT FORMULAS FOR CITIES F ROM THE FREEWAYS of Los Angeles to the new mall of Kalamazoo, Mich., the problem of "the urban revolution" has become almost univer- sally popular. But the...
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Time is running out for the people of Berlin City in Limbo by GABRIEL GERSH D RIVING from the airport through the suburbs of West Berlin you do not notice the patches of rubble so much these...
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wrong. It is difficult to see this without teelmg torn by the conflict of justice and self-preservation. And then there is another factor. Berliners not only want reunification passionately, they...
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humane occasion which spoke in a personal voice, an event of individuality and imperfection not sealed in that dreadful pliofilm of efficient anonymity with which all experience, from broccoli au...
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IVY COMPTON-BURNETT Manners and Morals MAX COSMAN M ISS IVY COMPTON-BURNETT is a novelist of top rank today. She is accredited so not only by Robert LiddeI1, Pamela Hansford John.- son and...
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when in trouble, he is but another Sir Edwin when out of it. In a word, the head of the family as over- whelming tyrant or victimizer is done with. But that he is cast for a new role can be seen at...
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their decadent class, only in or within reach of the Communist fold. Both Sartre and Gorz have been trying to shadow out a Marxist resolution of the Heideggerian alien- ation; the former with the...
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