Moral Decline and Moral Policy in Western Democracies
Review contrasts Pam Hansford Johnson and Lord Eccles on declining morals in Britain and beyond. Johnson argues for concrete steps against depravity, citing the Moors murder case and the link between violence in media and crime. Eccles favors state moral steering but offers few practical methods, prompting debate on censorship and freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Australia
United States
Arewera Heidlis
Alemin
Lord Keele
Hansford Johnson
Chester
Ian Brady
Myra Hindley
Hideou
Muss Hansford Johnson
Eliot and Beckett as Seen by Friends and Critics
A compact critique noting T. S. Eliot’s reticence and hidden life as shown by Allen Tate edited essays, with praise for how the book reveals poetry’s beauty beyond philosophy. Also surveys Samuel Beckett’s stature and Fletcher’s favorable study of his novels, presenting fresh perspectives without forceful interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
the Man
Allen Tate
Stravinsky
Robert Giroux
Otel Possum
Sewanee Review
Samuel Beckett
John Fletcher
Cahn and Cook in Contrast on Justice and Scandal
Edmond Cahn, a NYU law professor, is profiled as a liberal moralist who urged a consumer oriented approach to justice and government limits. Fred J Cook, a muckraking journalist, is praised for fearless reporting on American scandals while critiqued for insular views and sweeping judgments of society.
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Cahn
New York University
Mato
Cuhn
Ing Alles
Culin
Lees Black
Douglas
US Supreme Chur
Sion
Hintaya
Fred Cook
USA
Jin
PBL
Bobby Walter
Billie Sol Estes
Cook
Cane
Columbus
Senator Hart
Senate
Stirl
Mexico's Exot ic Heritage The Ancient Past Of Mexico
Alina M Reed reviews a Paul Hamlyn Mexico archaeology book as a readable, competent account of Mexican archaeology. The critic highlights debates on Maya and Aztec links, the Spanish conquest's impact, and the value of combining history and archaeology with illustrations and clear indexing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Alina M. Reed
Paul Hamlyn
Miss Rood
Mexico City
Egypt
Furnilehed
Central
Sor ‘Naese
Skollarly
Prain
Cortex
Nowhero
Mim Reed
The Heroes by Ronald McKie overview
A fragmentary note describes The Heroes by Ronald McKie, a 1960 account about secret attacks and wartime actions involving Australia and Japan during World War II, published in a 1963 Pacific Paperback edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald McKie
Roc
Australia
Japan
Kierkegaard on drama in life of an actress volume
A compact critique of art and theatre from Kierkegaard focusing on Johanne Luise Heiberg and Copenhagen stage traditions. The editor introduces three short essays contrasting Hegelian philosophy with Kierkegaardian aesthetics, emphasizing art as a distinct, non moralized experience amid aging feminine youthfulness and performance.
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Soren Kierkegaard
Collins
Kierkegaard
Aris
Daily Press
Kiertegaard
Hegel
Nyster
Hepel
Tespec
Fey
Cviréxs
Johanne
Luise Heiberg
Denmark
Copenhagen
Juliet
dubious OCR list of titles and references
Fragmented text lists numerous book titles authors and subjects with many unreadable words. The passage resembles a newspaper book review page or catalog including "The land", "THE SWEET VENDOR", "ACQUAINTANCES", "THE PAPL DRAG", and notes on journalism, politics, and culture with distorted names and stray characters.
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Frances McNicoll
Pamala Hansford Johnson
Macmillan
Price E G
Ufe
Jourtht
Keeles
Mim Mumsford Johnson
Lars Accles
Seex
Brady
Marquis de Sade
Myra Hindhey
Irma Grese
Berwen
Aii
Wich
Mansford Johnson
T. S. Eliot
By Maurice Dunlefy
Sapp
Oxford
Merchett Howarth
Jehedy
Mr Tate
Herbert Read
Lloyd's London Bank
London
Worsleydale
China
TS. Eliot
Houghton Library
Harvand
Edmond Cahn
Gollanex
Fred J Cook
Cape
Parisien
Ayarpania
Geoffrey Saver
Free World
By Rafe DE Crespigny
Department of Trade and Industry
Canberra
Librarians
Ai Leo
Pavialan
Shicrtok
Pacific Paperbacks
Coral Sea
Mideast
By Gershon Weiler
Hussey
Mysts Fiontie
Apd
I Schwarte
America
Swax Journal
Mationim
Arnold T Toyabee
Ke Natayaly
Micheel Campbell
Ralph
Rome
Canberra City
Anne
Edenton Depo
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