Worrying: A Literary and Cultural History
A literary and cultural history tracing how worry has been understood and represented from philosophy and literature to modern life.
About This Book
Worrying: A Literary and Cultural History examines how worry has been understood and represented across centuries.
The book draws on literary texts, philosophy, and cultural commentary to trace changing attitudes toward anxiety.
Francis O'Gorman explores the role of worry in shaping personal experience and public discourse.
Readers encounter discussions of historical, social, and intellectual contexts that inform our ongoing relationship with concern and unease.
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