10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DIPSOMANIACAL»
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dipsomaniacal en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Medical jurisprudence of insanity, or, Forensic psychiatry
Shobal Vail Clevenger. E., architect, dipsomaniacal attacks yearly or oftener, with
epileptic amnesic beginnings ; has an epileptic daughter. Cheyenne Indian chief
found a barrel of whisky at night outside the fort sutler's door, and drank himself ...
Shobal Vail Clevenger, 1898
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A Dictionary of Psychological Medicine: Giving the ...
... 768 Imposed insanity, 696 Impotence, delusions of, in post-connubial insanity,
776 Imprisonment and suicide, 1228 Impulse, 866 and obsession, 866, 867 in
relation to chronic alcoholism, 389 pathological definition of, 389 dipsomaniacal,
...
3
The Big Book of Words You Should Know: Over 3,000 Words ...
The private detective summed up his latest client, a booze-loving gold digger, as
the “DIPSOMANIACAL dame.” diphthong (DIF-thawng), noun A sound made by
smoothly pronouncing two vowel sounds within one syllable. English isfull ...
David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, 2008
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Greed: A Dictionary for the Selfish
Her husband's alcoholism stole morefrom herfamily than their savings as his
selfish, DIPSOMANIACAL behavior also robbed their children ofafather. dog-eat-
dog (dawg-eet-dawg) adjective: Competitive, willing to use force or violence to
win.
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Wood's Medical and Surgical Monographs: Consisting of ...
Owing to their intensity the dipsomaniacal paroxysms recur less frequently than
the impulsive tendencies of the hereditary alcoholismic. Hence, in the first
category, the dipsomaniacal paroxysm once passed, time is allowed for the
organism to ...
6
The Quarterly Journal of Inebriety
When the dipsomaniacal diathesis is not of extreme force, there is no doubt that
by a special effort of the will, the patient may be enabled to abstain from alcoholic
drinks. Unfortunately an idea prevails to some extent, that a light indulgence in ...
7
Inebriism, a pathological and psychological study
The consequences and circumstances attending or following sound reason, are
in no way related to the object sought to be attained by a mind laden with the
dipsomaniacal pressure. The aim of the active dipsomaniacal neurosis is one
thing ...
... attack leaves the connection between the higher and lower centers less active,
with a lessened amount of functional force in the cortical cells, all of which
changes are exhibited in the force, frequency and duration of dipsomaniacal
attacks.
Joseph McFarland, Harold Nicolas Moyer, 1898
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Epitome of mental diseases
The dipsomaniacal fits (which are periodical) are ushered in by sadness,
moroseness, headache, praecordial anxiety and dyspepsia, then the desire to
drink becomes irresistible, and the patient never stops drinking until the attack
ceases or ...
Many of the dipsomaniacal patients are mixed neuroses with compulsion and
anxiety periods. Some epileptics also show similar traits. They have been true
epileptics of psychogenic origin. All of our tic cases have been compulsion
neuroses, ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «DIPSOMANIACAL»
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Will Self takes afternoon tea at the Savoy
... Henri Troppmann, holed up in the Savoy with his still more rackety lover: a dipsomaniacal English aristocrat whose sobriquet, Dirty, is amply ... «New Statesman, Jul 15»
'Twelfth Night' like you've never seen it
Taichman also has an exceptional cast with which to work, including its dipsomaniacal Sir Toby Belch (Tom McGowan), hapless Andrew ... «San Diego CityBEAT, Jul 15»
Review: Corpse! keeps LFT audience guessing, guffawing
Mrs. McGee, played by Melanie Janzen, is Evelyn's slightly dipsomaniacal diva landlady who threatens to upset his machinations at every turn, ... «Simcoe Reformer, Jun 15»
Book review: 'All That Is' by James Salter
... breezily, the entire trajectories of characters' (often dipsomaniacal) arcs. Bowman's philandering eventually receives a karmic comeuppance, ... «Lincoln Journal Star, May 15»
Aisle View: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda
The show is built around the two mothers, hers being a harridanish Tyne Daly and his being a dipsomaniacal Harriet Harris. As you might ... «Huffington Post, Abr 15»
Why food is rarely the simple pleasure it once was
Rather in the spirit of Bruces' Song, Monty Python's dipsomaniacal summary of the Western philosophical tradition, Onfray dishes out morsels ... «New Scientist, Mar 15»
Diversionary's 'Baby with the Bathwater' tries too hard
To wit: Dipsomaniacal John and neurotic-with-a-capital-“N” Helen refer to their new little one not as “he” or “she” but as “it.” The nanny who ... «San Diego CityBEAT, Mar 15»
Julie Halston Steps Into On the Town for a Week
Halston was seen on Broadway earlier this season as the dipsomaniacal Gay Wellington who spent most of her onstage time fast asleep in You ... «Playbill.com, Mar 15»
Paperback Row
(Bloomsbury, $16.) Abandoned by his wife to a dipsomaniacal middle age, Kennedy's American expatriate is hired to write a guidebook to the ... «New York Times, Ene 15»
Dan Jones: Football still needs to toe the old party line… don't drink …
Play hard, drink hard, and rejoice at the fact that the only people who were greater and more dipsomaniacal scoundrels than footballers were ... «Evening Standard, Dic 14»
