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1. New View of Metals.

Subjects
METALLURGY, CERAMICS
Abstract

The article offers information on the pilot plant of the General Electric Co. (GE) in the U.S. It reports that the building is for the company's metallurgic and ceramic research where metals and ceramics will be fabricated. It also discusses the GE Metallurgy and Ceramics department's equipments. GE Metallurgy and Ceramics Department's collaboration with the Westinghouse Electric Corp. is also mentioned.

Published
1955

2. Books and the Arts. Shaw's Bout With Christianity.

Author

Smith, Warren S.

Subjects
AUTHORS, CHURCH, CHRISTIANITY, WORLD War I, RELIGIOUSNESS
Abstract

According to the author, among many patterns that checker the author Bernard Shaw's long writing career none is more remarkable at this distance than the devious relationship which he carried on with the Christian church, sometimes taunting it, sometimes scolding it with outraged morality and sometimes flirting with it. Nevertheless, Shaw thought some Christian practices vicious and some Christian tenets silly and said so on various occasions. Saw never was an extreme pacifist, though his defense of Conscientious objectors from cruel punishments during World War I led to his being regarded as one of them.

Published
1956

3. CHAPTER XXVIII: A GOLDEN VISTA.

Subjects
PAINTING
Abstract

The article presents the Chapter XXVIII of the novel "The Long Green Road," by Sarah P. McLean Greene, which highlights the visit of characters Madam Brace and M. Masuda at the house of Hagan Cassidy, who is planning to leave his wife Bernice to sell his paintings in New York.

Published
1911

7. NORMAL AND ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY IN RELATION TO SOCIAL WELFARE.

Author

Raven, Alice

Subjects
PSYCHOLOGY, PUBLIC welfare, SOCIOLOGY, SELF-realization, PERSONALITY, CHARITIES
Abstract

The article comments on normal and abnormal psychology in relation to social welfare. Normal in this sense corresponds with natural, rightly characteristic of the species, or characteristic of the species at its highest level. A normal human being is a human being who realizes to the full his own individuality and who is also rightly adjusted to his environment. With this double definition we come to the point at which psychology and sociology impinge. A human being can only realize his powers to the full when he is adjusted to his surroundings. The abnormal human being, on the other hand, is unadjusted to his environment. He strives, like every other human being, for self-fulfillment, but he strives for it apart from the herd, forfeiting the stimulus which he might receive from social relationships and denying the responsibilities which attach to membership of the community. The insane person, from the analytical point of view, is the person whose repressed emotions, working on the lower psychological level, have so far invaded the plane of consciousness that the phantasy born out of his unsatisfied desires has become for him the only reality. That second personality in which the phantasy originated is now turned towards the outside world, so that the external world is peopled with the creatures of his imagination.

Published
1929
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9. Vogueland.

Author

Talese, Gay

Subjects
MAN-woman communication, SOCIAL interaction, FRIENDSHIP
Published
1961

10. an Informal survey of English Graphic Arts.

Author

Ettenberg, Eugene M.

Subjects
SURVEYS, GRAPHIC arts, TYPOGRAPHIC design, ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article offers information on a survey of letter forms, decorative elements and color in English graphic arts. It describes designs in the Victorian period with elaborate ornamentations, rich colors in purple, gold and warm orange and Egyptian and Gothic typefaces. Also noted are the classic and austere typographic designs from an English printing house in the Soho district while illustrators in England favored color lithography of the late nineteenth century as well as wood and steel engraving.

Published
1955

11. Jazz and Ballad.

Author

Rivola, Flora Shufelt

Subjects
COMPOSERS, POPULAR music, BALLAD (Literary form), JAZZ, SENTIMENTALISM in music
Abstract

Focuses on the life and works of Irving Berlin, the U.S. composer of popular songs. Composition of gay songs with a touch of sentiment; Appeal of the ballads of sadness to older instincts; Popularity of Berlin in the music industry; Creation of songs and revues; Manifestation of popular art; Monopoly of the business of popular song; Expression of the feeling of longing and loneliness in songs; Payment of royalties to song-writers; Elaboration of jazz music.

Published
1925

13. Washington, D. C. (Poem).

Author

Ciardi, John

Subjects
CITIES & towns
Abstract

Presents the poem "Washington, D.C.," by John Ciardi.

Published
1956

15. TING-A-LING'S VISIT TO TUR-I-LI-RA.

Author

Stockton, Frank R.

Subjects
TING-A-Ling's Visit to Tur-I-Li-Ra (Short story), STOCKTON, Frank Richard, 1834-1902
Abstract

The short story "Ting-A-Ling's Visit to Tur-I-Li-Ra" by Frank R. Stockton is presented.

Published
1921

17. The Cryptogram : A Novel

Author

James De Mille and James De Mille

Abstract

Although not one of De Mille's best works it does show his unerring assessment of the tastes of the American and Canadian reading public in the 1870s. With echoes of Wilkie Collins, Jules Verne, and other popular novelists of the period, this is a sensational melodrama full of impossible adventures, and of'angelic heroines and villains of the deepest dye.'

Published
1973

18. Within the Four Seas : The Dialogue of East and West

Author

Joseph Needham and Joseph Needham

Subjects
DS706
Abstract

First published in 1969. Contains some of Joseph Needham's most significant essays, lectures and broadcasts on the history of Chinese science, technology and culture. Also included are some more personal thoughts stimulated by his own travels and experiences in China, including a number of poems. The book discusses the valuable social and intellectual influences which have flowed to Europe from South as well as East Asia, and suggests that the events of the twentieth century were a natural development of Chinese history, not a deviation from it.

Published
1969

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