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anxiety in literature

The courage to be

By Paul Tillich

The Politics Of Anxiety In Nineteenthcentury American Literature

By Justine S. Murison

Desire and anxiety

By Valerie Traub

De Baudelaire à Mauriac

By Louis Barjon

Anxious masculinity in early modern England

By Mark Breitenberg

Anxiety and evil in the writings of Patricia Highsmith

By Fiona Peters

Constituting Americans

By Priscilla Wald

Anguish of Thought

By Évelyne Grossman,Matthew Cripsey

High Anxiety

By Kathleen P. Long

Telling anxiety

By Jennifer Willging

Blake and Kierkegaard

By James Rovira

Anxieties of Empire and the fiction of intrigue

By Yumna Siddiqi

Political Anxiety in Golden Age Children's Classics and Their Contemporary Adaptations

By Jasmin Sültemeyer

Anxious power

By Carol J. Singley

Digressive voices in early modern English literature

By Anne Cotterill

Isolated cases

By Nancy Yousef

Jewish anxiety and the novels of Philip Roth

By Brett Ashley Kaplan

Angstkonstruktionen

By Natalia Filatkina,Franziska Bergmann

Zwischen Dem Meer Und Dem Nichtmehr

By Billy Badger

Making Men Ridiculous

By Christopher Nappa

Precarious Times

By Anne Fuchs

Aesthetic Anxiety

By Laurie Ruth Johnson

Reading, Writing, and Romanticism

By Lucy Newlyn

Age of Anxiety

By Anthony M. Wachs,Jon D. Schaff