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Dealing with Difficult People - with L M Montgomery and Anne of Green Gables
Philosophy and Literature - Female Empowerment - Bluestocking Society - Women's intellectual history
In this episode of The Female Stoic Podcast we look at a question sent in about dealing with difficult people.In L M Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables, Anne Shirley exhibits a complete lack of stoic regulation of emotion when she meets Rachel Lynde, by having an explosive argument when Lynde criticises Anne's appearance. However, after stoic Matthew Cuthbert helps Anne reflect, she uses this as a guide, and eventually learns through the course of her development, to appreciate the power of the pause, to protect her inner peace.
Music by Jean-Miles Carter
Published by Neworld Books
Audiobooks available at: www.neworldbooks.uk
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Music copyright Jean Miles Carter @jmcarter.org
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Dealing with Difficult People - with L M Montgomery and Anne of Green Gables
Philosophy and Literature - Female Empowerment - Bluestocking Society - Women's intellectual history
In this episode of The Female Stoic Podcast we look at a question sent in about dealing with difficult people.In L M Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables, Anne Shirley exhibits a complete lack of stoic regulation of emotion when she meets Rachel Lynde, by having an explosive argument when Lynde criticises Anne's appearance. However, after stoic Matthew Cuthbert helps Anne reflect, she uses this as a guide, and eventually learns through the course of her development, to appreciate the power of the pause, to protect her inner peace.
Music by Jean-Miles Carter
Published by Neworld Books
Audiobooks available at: www.neworldbooks.uk
IMPORTANT:
My words, my face, my performance, my voice are my own (the property of Stephanie Poppins - nee Stephanie Hudson). I own the rights to this performance. I do not give permission for my voice, face or performance to be manipulated with AI. I do not give permission for my public persona to be manipulated/associated with anything other than the performances I post.
Music copyright Jean Miles Carter @jmcarter.org
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