The art of midlife: courage and creative living for women

Abstract

Relinquish the Old Freedom Is Daily, Prose-Bound, Routine Remembering: An Overview of Midlife Creativity Terrible Weight of All This Unused Life: Relinquish the Old Glowing Coals under Grey Ashes: Midlife First It Was in Black and White and Then It Was in Color: Creativity and Insight Reconnect to the Self She Must Braid Us All Together: The Psychology of Women Am Her Only Novel: Relationships with Parents and Their Dreams for Us There's Still So Much I'd Like to See: How We Are Formed by Social Forces Once You Are Real You Can't Be Ugly: Authenticity a Fortune in the Lining of an Old Coat: Aggression and Creativity Long Meandering Fingers of Ice Will Thicken: Problems in Creative Living Refocus the Future Life Shrinks or Expands in Proportion to One's Courage: Finding Courage Don't Dream It, Be It: Turning Points Have a Brain and a Uterus and I Use Both: Women and Work Let the Beauty You Love Be What You Do: Achievements and Dreams Bibliography Index

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