10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNNEUROTIC»
Discover the use of
unneurotic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unneurotic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader
homosexual and relatively unneurotic but forced to consult him by a psychiatrist,
a family doctor, a friend, or a relative, like the American mother with whom Freud
corresponded in 1935. It would be interesting to know how he handled such ...
2
Ingmar Bergman: Interviews
It is very difficult to tell you, but if you have a completely unneurotic relationship —
I don't say I'm unneurotic, because I'm very neurotic — but if you have a non-
neurotic relation to your work, it gives you so much joy and helps you such a lot ...
3
1956 and All That: The Making of Modern British Drama
The Making of Modern British Drama Dan Rebellato. under its red neon sign, the
atmosphere of the theatre is quiet and informal. The group appears to function in
a natural and unneurotic manner, and by West End standards the kind of theatre
...
4
Emotional Rescue: The Theory and Practice of a Feminist Father
... by Mead — herself steeped in the nineteenth-century feminism of her mother
— as "unneurotic" in part because of their relatively relaxed, frequent premarital
sexual experiences.14 Thus nineteenth-century feminism contributed
significantly ...
You seemso... unneurotic, happywith yourself, happy inyourself.You justdon't
seem the type tobe needing all this selfhelp, newage stuff.' Teresa laughed
deeply. 'Think about it Marina, the whole pointof5F istomake us happy in
ourselves.
Francesca Clementis, 2012
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International Journal of Sex-Economy and Orgone Research
grow up without developing muscular tensions, since the usual upbringing is
bound to bring them about, in varying degrees. Rather, the individual who grows
up to be unneurotic has enough free energy left to break through the social
barriers ...
... though by no means art, is a solidly entertaining melodrama, very masculine,
singularly unneurotic in tone. Would that one could say the same about Doctors'
Wives, which is one of those multiplot, multicharacter movies that defy rational ...
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Verbal Art: A Philosophy of Literature and Literary Experience
But she wondered, from the depth of her distress, whether she would ever be
allowed to experience joy, unneurotic love, trust, genuine human kindness?
Would she be allowed to love? Was there carnal love without fright or shame?
Without ...
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If They Give You Lined Paper, Write Sideways.
As a result — or at least so it seemed to Jean — children matured feeling
completely secure, happy, and unneurotic. This was a description that tens of
thousands — or it may be hundreds of thousands by now — have found to be a
very ...
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Children of the Future: On the Prevention of Sexual Pathology
The term "genital character" is applied to the unneurotic character structure,
which does not suffer from sexual stasis and therefore is capable of natural self-
regulation on the basis of orgastic potency. 0 "Biopathy" refers to all disease ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNNEUROTIC»
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unneurotic is used in the context of the following news items.
Six reasons to head to the Berkshires before summer ends
Panels from that and more of her work are on view at the decidedly unneurotic Norman Rockwell Museum, where that artist's studio is on the grounds and open ... «New York Post, Jul 15»
Alex Katz's sweet spot: the hue of the 'Brand-New'
This deadpan, unneurotic attitude was there in his pictures, too, and it related to new strains in American literature at the time — above all, to the playful, ... «Boston Globe, Jul 15»
Why Writers Love to Hate the MFA
“We try to see if a person seems rational and, frankly, unneurotic, because if you get someone with a screw loose, it can be disruptive to the group.” Achieving ... «New York Times, Apr 15»
What Is Vagina Steaming? I Tried This Gwyneth-Approved …
If you're rich enough to get it done at a spa or unneurotic enough to perch semi-nude over a steaming pot in your own home without worrying about vagina burns ... «Bustle, Jan 15»
Ty Burrell: There's a huge amount of luck that's involved in this weird …
No but the Australians I've met are the most gregarious, kind, unneurotic people on Earth. We're going to be in Sydney and I think there might be a couple of side ... «Metro, Feb 14»
Kronos Quartet at Carnegie Hall
Its relationship to the music and poetry of the past — recorded, inherited, memorized — is refreshingly unneurotic. By contrast, Mr. Silvestrov's enigmatically ... «New York Times, May 13»
'Glee' recap: Brittany finds her inner Britney Spears
I'm trying to think of another “Glee” character who has initially come off as straightforwardly unneurotic as Stamos' character (unless you count his enthusiasm for ... «Los Angeles Times, Sep 10»
“Melrose Place” revisited.
... executive, and multi-adjectival in her moods and whims: vixenish, kittenish, scheming, vulnerable, generous, determined, sad, charming, vengeful, unneurotic. «New Yorker, Sep 09»
Sorry, NYT, we're just not that into you
We like how you describe us -- "a cool and refreshingly unneurotic city that marches to its own cosmopolitan beat." That's exactly what we're going for, Big Apple ... «OregonLive.com, May 09»
When You Lose All Hope, You Live For The Present
He's a real 1950s hero: unneurotic, stoic, monosyllabic; existentialism's Action Man. The Escapist's star and leader, character actor Brian Cox (for many of us the ... «Brooklyn Rail, Apr 09»
