Every Revolution Has Its Counter-revolution.

It Is Grievous To Read The Papers In Most Respects, I Agree. More And More I Skim The Headlines Only, For One Can Be Sure What Is Carried Beneath Them Quite Automatically, If One Has Long Been A Reader Of The Press Journalism.

... The Precedents For Feminine Self-expression Run Back Through All The Ages Since The Art Of Writing Was Invented. ... The Era May Witness The First Female Engineer, Motor Truck Chauffeur, Radio Broadcaster, Head Of An Aviation School, Or Federal Prohibition Officer, But It Has Not Produced The First Thinking, Creative, And Writing Woman By Any Means.

Every Revolution Has Its Counter-revolution.

Every Great Creative Idea, Formulated As A Philosophy, Has A Social Setting - In Time, In A Geographical Location, In A Political Economy, In A Matrix Of Interests And Knowledge. It Is Not A Free-swinging Phenomenon Like A Balloon Without Moorings. It Is Not Produced In A Vacuum And, Being Creative, It Does Not Work In A Vacuum. Nurtured On Things Experienced And Things Known, It Reaches Out Toward The Unknown Like A Flower On A Stalk Growing Out Of The Soil.

The Interactions Of Business And Culture, One Upon The Other, Form One Of The Least Explored Phases Of History. For Such A Study, No City Would Appear Better Fixed Than Florence, So Richly Dowered With Both Economic And Spiritual Vitality.