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ambivalent
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The aggression is ultimately directed toward the self; toward aspects of the self identified with ambivalently experienced others.
The sense of self and suicidal behaviour: a case-study by Zepinic, Vito / International Journal of Health Science
parents reading to children who have been classified as either anxiously or ambivalently attached to their mother at the end of their first year of life) are less comfortable in joint tasks of several kinds, and notably in joint book-reading.
A Day in the Life: secure interludes with joint book reading by Cameron, Catherine Ann; Pinto, Giuliana / Journal of Research in Childhood Education
It's a dispersed chapter, but also one of the most evocative, with a beautiful extension of Foucault's account of the ghost presence of the royal patrons in Velasquez's Las Meninas to Elizabeth's ambivalently valorized lunar manifestations in the play.
Shakespeare in French Theory: King of Shadows by Pye, Christopher / Shakespeare Studies
 
 
 
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