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Understanding and assessing personality across cultures: A scoping review. [PDF]

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2023
Abstract Browne studied medicine in Leiden in the Netherlands, a city of piety where he adopted the modest style of dress he adopted ever after. Through a visit to Amsterdam and Leiden the author explores this aspect of Browne’s character, its influence on his work, and the way that ‘piety’ had a different sense in the seventeenth ...
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Masochism and piety

Journal of Religion & Health, 1983
A recent tract,The Whipping, is parallel in many ways to both Victorian flagellation pornography and medieval flagellation penance movements. The spirituality ofThe Whipping is seen to be basically masochistic. The same trend is easily seen inmuch standard pietistic literature. The question is raised whether the spiritual masochism does not represent a
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Piety and Belief

1994
Sir Henry Slingsby, the first baronet and Royalist martyr, modelled his Diary on ‘the advise of Michael de Montaigne’, setting down such ‘accidents as befall me’ without method or order. Like Montaigne, however, Slingsby in practice gave considerable thought to his scribbling; weaving a philosophy of living out of the apparently insignificant doings of
Felicity Heal, Clive Holmes
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