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Edith Wharton once said she was "too fashionable for Boston, too intellectual for New York," proclaiming her attachment to — and critical distance from — two major cities.
Contrast this with the story of Albert Camus, who was ostracised by his intellectual peers when a sentimental attachment to the Algeria of his childhood turned him into a reluctant defender of French imperialism.
Throughout his career Mr. Arthus-Bertrand has often insisted on free access to his art, a particularly provocative stance in a country with a long attachment to strict intellectual property rules.
Although these sculptors were sometimes in sympathy with Surrealist objectives, their aesthetic and intellectual concerns prohibited a more consistent attachment.
It is differentiated from pervasive developmental disorder or developmental delay and from possibly comorbid conditions such as intellectual disability, all of which can affect attachment behavior.
Kristol, who died on Friday, seemed to enter life with an intellectual demeanor that he once characterized as "detached attachment".
But it's very apparent when a director's attachment to the material is more intellectual than emotional.
But it's very apparent when a director's attachment to their material is more intellectual than emotional.
Great intellectual property drives awareness and creates an instant emotional attachment with users.
