Southern Theory Perspective and Career Development (Report) Southern Theory Perspective and Career Development (Report)

Southern Theory Perspective and Career Development (Report‪)‬

Australian Journal of Career Development 2008, Wntr, 17, 2

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Publisher Description

This paper offers a preliminary exploration of Connell's idea of southern theory and its potential application to career development. Four assumptions of metropolitan (northern) social theory are described: (a) the claim of universality, (b) reading from the centre, (c) gestures of exclusion, and (d) grand erasure. These assumptions are challenged by reframing Super's long-standing career stages model, showing parallels between the model and social theories Connell critiques. **********

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2008
1 January
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
18
Pages
PUBLISHER
Australian Council for Educational Research
SIZE
264
KB

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