"There is an eruption of infantile material in his mind which is very loquacious, very controlling," Mr. St.
Luckily, being of a somewhat infantile nature, I don't mind eating with a spoon, of which I have three.
The script, which is in the form of a diary, reveals the mind of an infantile sociopath, a man who is amazed by the most ordinary things, whose main desire is to feel normal and who, as the play goes on, descends into dangerous lunacy.
His basic theories of the role of the unconscious mind, of the lasting effects of infantile sexuality, and of the Oedipus complex extended far beyond the discipline of psychoanalysis and even the larger area of psychiatry to areas of several of the social sciences.
However, our knowledge of the concepts of intelligence, consciousness, what the human mind even is, remains in an infantile stage.
(Aside: scientifically speaking, no one can actually physically "recall" anything that's occured before about the age of two, because infantile braincells do not survive into toddlerhood, never mind gullible adulthood).
If trying to change minds through protest is disgusting and infantile, then these acts by conservatives deserve as much if not more scrutiny than the Missouri students.
There was a time when it was unusual to allot children infantile nicknames or simply whichever words crossed one's mind while in the full grip of gas and air.
The course focuses the mothers' minds on their babies' internal states, their infantile states of dependency, and their natural ways of communicating.
