Bentley's criticism is noteworthy for covering practical, aesthetic, and philosophical aspects of theatre, and it stems from a belief that art must rescue humanity from meaninglessness.
He is free to be a crusader, who wants, quite literally, to rescue humanity (from its own mistakes, through the power of the disciplined mind).
Part of his intention is to rewrite Genesis, as well as Milton, and to rescue humanity from a Christian culture based on sin and guilt.
We won't rescue humanity from self-destruction without a dramatic change in how we invest for our future energy needs.
The sect also predicts the collapse of the financial markets, tidal waves that will swallow much of China, and an imminent nuclear war, from which God will nonetheless rescue humanity if it assembles quietly in Gary, Indiana.In this section Still waters run deep Mike Moore's frustration When liberty is not so sweet Goodbye, Paula Jones?
Mr. Rove has cast Mr. Bush, who officially declared his re-election bid on Friday, as a G.O.P. Neo: a reluctant hero, a man of few words and one true-blue woman, who must battle enemies and forge alliances in a strange world, building strength and character as he rescues humanity.
Such women and men are the ones who will rescue humanity from itself.
I do not know how to transform our city's school system but I do think that a nation that can rescue humanity from the clutches of death's door by infection and send men to the moon can do great deal more to help the lives of nearly a third of the people who live here.
Travel is the best way we have of rescuing the humanity of places, and saving them from abstraction and ideology.
Far from rescuing the humanities, critics say, Grayling is reinforcing the view, created by government policy (which insists arts courses must be self-funding from student fees), that studying the humanities has become a luxury for the public school-educated children of the rich.
