Awe: Its Bidirectional Power—Veneration and Inspiration or Dread and Inhibition

Joseph D. Lichtenberg

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Awe: emotion in which dread, veneration, and wonder are variously mixed: as a. profound and humbly fearful reverence inspired by deity or by something sacred or mysterious; b. submissive and admiri...

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