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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Trade-Offs,ngs for ones deemed more personal. I argue that this dynamic is not only a quintessential component of these transitions but suggestive of strategies and coping mechanisms for navigating work that is fleeting and unsatisfactory.

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Self-Understanding and the Changing Self,ree — the outcome of economic structural factors, understanding personal biography as process sheds light on how individuals make sense of themselves within, between, and away from institutional influence. As I have argued, while ‘biography as process’ is often reflective of work and career experien

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eptual issues relevant to contemporary (western) society. An understanding of how selves are valued and worked on within transitory contexts is under-researched within sociology. This chapter establishes the theoretical and conceptual margins of the topic. I have highlighted where personal biography

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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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