ignorant, not talking etc
ignorant or stubborn
Stubborn A horse and a mule belong to the same family I think, but they are very different in behavior sometimes, so I think its disobey
No, in the sense that it is being used. While it is true that Okonkwo was ignorant of colonialist customs and traditions before they came, the same could be said about the District Commissioner about the Igbo tribes and customs. The entire book of Things Falls Apart shows a deep complicated culture, with a full judicial system, social norms, stories, proverbs, songs, and ritual. Okonkwo is only ignorant in the sense that everyone is ignorant, and a native by the fact that he had not emigrated to another country.
Hardheaded and stubborn can mean the same thing. They are synonyms. Hardheaded can also mean realistic and pragmatic, but usually it means stubborn. If someone is stubborn they could be called hardheaded and vis-versa
I would say that tenacious and stubborn almost mean the same according to their deffinitions: Tenacious- adj. Holding or tending to hold persistently to do something; such as a point of view. Stubborn- adj. Fixed or set in purpose or opinion; resolute
STubborn, immovabale, implacable
Logic can explain difficult-to-understand concepts to people who are ignorant to pieces of data to support a conclusion. Logic cannot, however, convince someone that something they are stubborn to accept to be true.
The superlative of ignorant is "most ignorant."
ignorant
unwilling to change one's mind/decision/actions/habbits/etc or unwilling to listen to other people's opinions
Comparative: more ignorant Superlative: most ignorant