Understanding Careers: The Metaphors of Working Lives (edition 2006)

by J. H. Inkson (Author)

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'Understanding Careers' covers career choice, development & management through the use of metaphor. Key archetypal metaphors from career theory & discourse, for example 'journey', 'story' & 'resource' are used to collate research & theory about careers allowing the reader to effectively cover the broad curriculum of career studies.… (more)

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Title:	Understanding Careers: The Metaphors of Working Lives
Authors:	J. H. Inkson (Author)
Info:	SAGE Publications, Inc (2006), Edition: 1, 344 pages
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Understanding Careers: The Metaphors of Working Lives by Kerr Inkson

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'Understanding Careers' covers career choice, development & management through the use of metaphor. Key archetypal metaphors from career theory & discourse, for example 'journey', 'story' & 'resource' are used to collate research & theory about careers allowing the reader to effectively cover the broad curriculum of career studies.

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