10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIPSOMANIAC»
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dipsomaniac in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
(Brothers) Father a dipsomaniac, grandfather very excitable and eccentric, and a
drunkard. III. IV. & V. (Two brothers and sister) A brother insane, maternal aunt a
dipsomaniac, parents temperate. VI. & VII. (Brother and sister) Father an habitual
...
2
The British Quarterly Review
One distinction may be said to be well established — that between the sot and
the dipsomaniac. Sottishness is vice, but dipsomania is disease. Scientific men
who have studied the subject substantially agree as to tho distinctive features of
the ...
3
In Defense of Radical Empiricism: Essays and Lectures
It would not be sufficient, for example, to employ the generic terminology which
Ryle uses in his discussion of imagination, and to say of the dipsomaniac that he
"fancies that he sees" a pink rat, for this fails to distinguish hallucinations from ...
Roderick Firth, John Troyer, 1998
She said “Dipsomaniac”. And I said “Eh?” And she said “He's a dipsomaniac.”
And I said “Who's a dipsomaniac?” And she said “Reginald Twistleton is a
dipsomaniac. Your uncle says he has not been sober since he got here.”' Lord
Ickenham ...
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A Dictionary of Psychological Medicine: Giving the ...
The pseudo- dipsomaniac has striven, but without great energy, and with the
secret hope of being defeated. Alcohol procures for him temporary enjoyment,
which tempts him, and which he seeks most eagerly, although regretting that he
has ...
6
Report of the Inspector Under the Inebriates Acts ... for ...
certificate shall contain the opinion of said physicians that such person has
become, as the~ case may be, a dipsomaniac, an habitual drunkard, or has, by
reason of the intemperate- use of narcotics or stimulants, lost the power of self-
control, ...
Great Britain. Inspector under the Inebriates Acts, 1902
7
Popular Drugs, Their Use and Abuse
The typical pseudo-dipsomaniac differs considerably from the true dipsomaniac.
There are no danger signals, no warnings of the impending attack. Temptation in
the shape of some form of alcohol invariably precedes the attack. There is no ...
8
The Quarterly Journal of Inebriety
The paroxysms are separated by intervals of greater or less length, during which
the dipsomaniac seems to possess the integrity of his faculties, but often it is only
an appearance. It is not rare, in fact, that an examination, more minute, more ...
9
Report of the Attorney General of the State of Nebraska
Dear Sir: I have your favor stating that a hospital patient who was committed
under the dipsomaniac law escaped, and yon inquire what method should be
adopted to insure his return. The first section of the dipsomaniac law provides
that ...
Nebraska. Office of the Attorney General, 1907
10
On Alcoholism: Its Clinical Aspects and Treatment
It is thus a subjective sudden abstinence phenomenon of chronic alcoholism,
herein differing entirely from the dipsomaniac craving which invariably precedes
or depends directly upon the consumption of alcohol. Looking clinically at the two
...
Francis Washington Everard Hare, 1913
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIPSOMANIAC»
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"Blues for Barnaby" · The Spoils Before Dying · TV Review · The A.V. …
... while—and in the elastic reality of The Spoils Before Dying, “a while” means a night—bedding down with his old flame, the dipsomaniac jazz ... «A.V. Club Milwaukee, Jul 15»
The House of Mirrors & Hearts (Arcola Theatre) - WhatsOnStage.com
... enters a house of mirrors and broken hearts and is waylaid by the dipsomaniac mother of two daughters, one a withdrawn neurotic, the other ... «WhatsOnStage.com, Jul 15»
Keep off the pitch: why football makes bad art
... written by Jackie Collins and starring Ian McShane as a moodily dipsomaniac maverick footballer in search of one last gig at Leicester Forest. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
German lessons
Sadly, I have become the proverbial two-pot screamer in later life, but even the more seasoned dipsomaniac could get completely hammered ... «The Conversation AU, Jun 15»
Bottom box set review – a hilarious tale of two social outcasts
The premise was simple: dipsomaniac Eddie Hitler (Edmondson) shares a flat with Richard Richard, a 40-year-old virgin played by Mayall with ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
'The Fellowship' follows C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and friends …
Warnie Lewis, the famous author's charming, dipsomaniac brother, reported early conversations about “torture, Tertullian, bores, the contractual ... «Christian Science Monitor, Jun 15»
From Prussia with love: Kummel liqueur's grand allure
Every week, he'd turn up in a black Range Rover and buy a case of this liqueur for his dipsomaniac charge, who he referred to with heavy irony ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Unalaska Police Report
Ambulance Request - EMS personnel provided care and transport for a hallucinating dipsomaniac. Assistance Rendered - Officer assisted ... «Bristol Bay Times, May 15»
The rusted steel frame
By the time his two-year term as Collector was over, he was on the road to becoming a dipsomaniac. While describing the myriad factions in the ... «Website, May 15»
Restaurant review: The Project is a new restaurant in Deer Park
Dessert comprises a dipsomaniac Amarreto Cheesecake, soaked in Grand Marnier and coated with a mixed berry coulis. Each bite is akin to a ... «The Indian Express, May 15»
