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For the time being, we are courageous and confident, unafraid, unanxious, unneurotic, not sick" (p.
Higher stages of human development by Hartman, David; Zimberoff, Diane / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies
He went on to comment about his view of a person seeking to be abstinent: "If he wants to be abstinent and disturbed, that is his privilege; but if he wants to be unanxious and unhostile, he damned well better not be abstinent" (Reiss & Ellis, 2002, p.
In memory of Albert Ellis (1913-2007) by Reiss, Ira L. / The Journal of Sex Research
Here, in this operatic scene in Persuasion, the silence, the anxiety-provoking silence of Emma, is rejected as the book flamboyantly descends from the stylistic heights of ladylike reserve to the depths of middle-class, expressed, unanxious emotion.
The anxiety of Emma by Todd, Janet / Persuasions: The Jane Austen Journal
 
 
 
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