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    Edith Wharton experienced a childhood "threshold phobia," a fear of crossing thresholds. This unusual symptom is linked to her life

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    • Edith Wharton, a prominent American novelist, exhibited an unusual childhood neurotic symptom: a fear of crossing thresholds, termed 'threshold phobia.'
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