A Plea for Enlightenment on Homosexuality and Lesbianism
A 1964 65 review of Bryan Magee’s two half hour programmes and book argues homosexuality is shaped, not chosen, and urges tolerance. It notes lesbians are better informed for non specialists and stresses that society must accept a minority lifestyle, not seek cures. The piece cites Amsterdam and Doc club to illustrate tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Magee
Amsterdam
DOK Club
Europe
Emer
USA
Ussr
Church Strategy In Flux The Australian Response to Modern Society
A 1966 collection edited by douse Setball and published with The Australian Council of Churches surveys how Australian churches face social change. It stems from a 1965 Sydney consultation on national Christian strategy, addressing population diversity, welfare gaps, Aboriginal needs, and Australia’s role in Southeast Asia. The volume argues for a Christian middle path between resisting all change and uncritically accepting every transformation, urging strategic renewal of church attitudes and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douse Setball
Lansdemare Press
Australia
Univerity of
Sydney
Wall Grav
Norma Lindsay
Lindsay
Lindsay Slimp
TOF
Peter Young
Brigadier Youing
Vitory
Sandharet
Europe
Russian Front
Othe African Desert
Pacific
Ced
Sidney J Baker
Baker
Owith
Horses and Horse Men and The Scream of the Reel
Two edited volumes by Jack Pollard celebrate Australian horse lore and angling. Horses and Horse Men profiles legendary horses and riders, linking national history to the sport, while The Scream of the Reel collects deep sea and inland angling tales by noted authors with rich illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pollard
Lansdowne Press
Lance Skuthorpe Jr
of Skuthorpe Sr
Gordon
Mt Gambier
Demon Darby Munro
Tommy Corrigan
New Zealand
Zane Grey
T. C. Roughley
Arhur Upfield
Bob Dyer
Bill Harney
Jack Potland
Bary
Crump
Nine Culonial
Whipping Up Modern History Edited by J L Henderson
A Methuen contemporary world history volume edited by James L Henderson surveys postwar historiography since 1945. It notes prewar writing had little difference whether history was written soon or years after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Henderson
Methuen, Price
Almos
Eden
Oone
Krushchev
Budapest
J. L. Henderson
University of London Institute of Education
Genius Dog Saga Through War and Aftermath
The review surveys Grass’s novel and its multi generation narrative linking Senta Harras and Prinz to Danzig, the Fuehrer, and postwar Germany. It notes interwoven themes of guilt and conscience, compares Grass to Joyce Musil and Mann, and highlights the author’s balanced blend of seriousness and humor. The piece also critiques the book’s broader historical framing and its portrayal of Europe’s decline and rising superpowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senta
Harras
Prinz
Fuehrer
Danzig Free State
Matern
Libenau
Fuehrerbunker
Walter Matern
Pluto
Herr Brauxel
Eddie Ansel
Danzig
Germany
Walter
Vistula
Reich
Eddie
Becoms
Haselof
Berlin
Europe
Fuehrerdog
West Grermany
Eoldie
Jauxel
Harry Libenau
Joyce
Leopold Bloom
Stephen
Eddie Jow
Mann
Doctor Faustus
Girass
New style in education at Sevenoaks in Kent
A compact review of an experimental independent school model at Sevenoaks Kent. The book describes a lab and workshop centred centre for technical activities with model aircraft and radio controlled beats. It highlights tailored courses stored on cards, democratic authority, and integration with traditional education.
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Dimenson
International Centre
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