- this
stage can
potentially result in a
personality marked by frugality,
obstinacy and orderliness.
Despite its
psychoanalytic roots and the
literal meaning...
- arts ... the most
extraordinary compound of talent, wit, buffoonery,
obstinacy, and good feeling—in
short a
medley of the most
opposite qualities, with...
-
surprising animal. That a
hybrid should possess more reason, memory,
obstinacy,
social affection,
powers of
muscular endurance, and
length of life, than...
-
comforting the
extremist press by
saying that, "a
review means war". The
obstinacy of the government, who
voted to
revert to the
Supreme Court on 26 September...
-
reported back to
London that: Her
Majesty has a
masculine force of mind,
obstinacy in
adhering to a plan, and
intrepidity in the
execution of it; but she...
- anal
eroticism could turn in
later life into
character traits such as
obstinacy,
orderliness and meanness. The
psychoanalyst Sándor
Ferenczi extended...
- with the
Treaty of
Vereeniging signed on 31 May 1902.
After a
period of
obstinacy, the
British reneged and
offered the
Boers generous terms of conditional...
-
North America in 1977. His
honorary doctorate,
along with his
political obstinacy, led to Paisley's
nickname of "Dr. No". When
Princess Margaret and the...
-
Querella (Lamentation),
Gratia (Favour),
Fraus (Fraud),
Pertinacia (
Obstinacy), the Parcae, the Hesperides, and the
Somnia (Dreams). In the Fabulae...
-
doctrines relating to
Christ (i.e., blasphemy), with malice, depravity,
obstinacy. As with St
Theodore the Studite,
Erasmus was
against the
death penalty...
