Titlebook: Crisis at Work; Identity and the End Jesse Potter Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Work.Career.Identity.Narra

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ence of work impacts the lives of men and women, and less about the way individuals understand themselves in the face of institutions and organizations from which they feel marginalized. Based on the narratives of men and women who underwent extraordinary work life changes, Crisis at Work examines h

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,Changing ‘Careers’,often connected and compared what seemed disparate areas of their lives. They intertwined the personal and the productive, creating a dynamic of interdependence between work and ‘non-work’. At the same time, they drew upon and were constrained by mainstream understandings of ‘career’, feeling pressu

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Trade-Offs,hest order, shaped by questions whose reach goes beyond that of individuals’ everyday experience: What does it mean to be successful? To have a career? To do good work? To have a good life? These questions are at the heart of the stories in this book. In asking them these men and women attempted to

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The Politics of Self-Determination, self-understanding. Dissatisfied with the tenor of their working-lives, these men and women understood their transitions as attempts to locate, refine, and express a sense of who they were in the world around them. Their transitions took on the character of an intrapersonal endeavour, the objective

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Self-Understanding and the Changing Self, Rather than a story about what it means to move from one type of work to the next, these stories reveal something about the process of constructing a coherent working-life, and how self-understanding is contingent upon the ‘work’ taking place within that construction. This is significant in that it

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