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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF 'PUBLICATION week by week NEGOTIATION, WITH HONOR N EGOTIATION, sane men have said,...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED END OF A T HIS MONTH will be the last for Coronet. Almost exactly twenty-five years after it started, Esquire's less prosperous cousin is going out of business. I can't...
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The Work of Mediation We need a full and complete knowledge of theological realities and a full and complete knowledge of the world in which we live by THEODORE M. HESBURGH M ONSIGNOR Philip...
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REFLECTION ON EXPERIENCE Philosophy's Uses and Abuses by LOUIS K. J ACQUES MARITAIN has said somewhere that the greatest enemies of philosophy are its teachers. If this be so, I would...
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Nor does this view detract from the eternal values of any single philosophical system of the past. For the present is formed from the rib of past experience. The fingers which shape each new...
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A Critical Role Criticism comes as second nature to a journal of opinion such as The Commonweal. Without voicing it continually this magazine would hardly get very far in interpreting the...
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and is the Phoenix Theater's last production at their down-town cow-shed. I T'S PROBABLY much too soon to start loading myself down with lost causes, but I'm afraid I have to do it. I'm...
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COLLEGE MISERICORDIA DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA A Residential and Day College for the Higher Education of Women, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy of the Union. Incorporated under the laws of...
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Vol. 075 Issue 002 (October 6 1961)
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