Titlebook: Lifestyle Media and the Formation of the Self; Jayne Raisborough Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Jayne Raisboroughrk. .This book aims to provide the reader with insightful perspectivesabout competence in different situations and contexts. It presents amore enlightened view of human competence by opening up aninternational dialogue about the meaning and interpretation ofcompetence in the workplace, and the impac

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Being Scrooge-Like: An introduction to ition. He wants to do more than just hang around and he nurtures hope for a future career. In the five-part television series ., psychologist Geoff Beattie is sympathetic, ‘friends’, he states, ‘exert great influence over early personal development, the wrong crowd can hold you back, stop you trying

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When Life is not Enough: Making More of the Selfmped on packets of buttons in their summer 2010 range (FatFace.com). Fat Face invites us to add value to our ordinary lives – suitably clothed of course. What interests me at the start of a chapter charged with the task of introducing the self in relation to lifestyle media is the use of ‘just’ in t

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Makeover Culture: Becoming a Better Selfst of other titles enticing readers onto the path of becoming a better parent, lover, friend or . – the title Matthew Kelly’s (2002) motivational CD recording. Like the others, Mwaniki’s book facilitates the process of becoming a better you through encouragement and an expertdesigned action plan of