Frustration
Hi
What's the difference between
the frustration of neoclassicism and the failure of neoclassicism?
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It's all in the difference between frustration and failure of course. frustration: an annoyed or impatient feeling that you get when you are prevented from doing what you want failure: a lack of success in doing something The exact significance of these terms depends on what else is being said about neoclassicism in the text. CJ
- It's all in the difference between frustration and failure of course.
- frustration: an annoyed or impatient feeling that you get when you are prevented from doing what you want failure: a lack of success in doing something The exact significance of these terms depends on what else is being said about neoclassicism in the text.
- CJ
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It's all in the difference between frustration and failure of course.
frustration: an annoyed or impatient feeling that you get when you are prevented from doing what you want
failure: a lack of success in doing something
The exact significance of these terms depends on what else is being said about neoclassicism in the text.
CJ
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