Interpreting Career: Hermeneutical Studies of Lives in Context

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Introduction Constructing Career Through Narrative and Context: An Interpretive Perspective by Audrey Collin and Richard A. Young Hermeneutical Studies of the Experience of Career Great Expectations? Toward an Understanding of the Life Plan by Heather J. Hopfl The Construction of a Moral Career in Medicine by Kevin D. Murray Developmental Processes of Young Women in a Caring Profession: A Qualitative Life-Event Study by Toni Faltermaier The Notion of Managerial and Clerical Careers as They Emerge from Descriptions of Self and Coworkers by Anne Statham Advancing an Ecological Perspective of Vocational Development: The Construction of Personal Work Integration by Jane A. Grimstad Patterns of Unhappiness in Men's Careers by Richard L. Ochberg Entrepreneurial Women and the Relational Component of Identity: A Hermeneutical Study of Career by Richard A. Young and Ronni Richards Interpreting the End of a Career by Bill Bytheway Hermeneutical Studies of Career Theory, Research, and Practice Autonomy and Learning about Work by Bill Law Career Decisions: A Critical Psychology by Tod Sloan Time to Reflect: Biographical Study, Personal Insight, and Professional Development by Pat Sikes and Kath Aspinwall The Experience of Carrying Out a Hermeneutical Study by Audrey Collin Bibliography Name Index Subject Index

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