The Culture of Recovery: Making Sense of the Self-help Movement in Women's Lives - Brossura

Rapping, Elayne

 
9780807027172: The Culture of Recovery: Making Sense of the Self-help Movement in Women's Lives

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A thoughtful exploration of the recovery movement and its impact on contemporary life—from talk shows and self-help books to Clinton's presidential campaign.

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Recensione

Elayne Rapping's lucid The Culture of Recovery examines the roots and results of . . . [a] sea change in our notions of why so many bad things happen to so many good women. . . . What's most admirable is the seriousness of Rapping's effort to understand, to refrain from judging. —Francine Prose, New York Newsday

"[Rapping's] research into the movement is voluminous; her perceptions are astute. . . . Virtually every page is thought-provoking. Curious, well-informed and open-minded, Rapping is the sort of person I'd like to get stuck with in an airport shut down by a storm, for the conversation would be enthralling." —Celia Morris, Houston Chronicle

"Articulate, historically grounded, and well informed." —Kirkus Reviews

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A thoughtful exploration of the recovery movement and its impact on contemporary life--from talk shows and self-help books to Clinton's presidential campaign.

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9780807027165: The Culture of Recovery: Making Sense of the Self-Help Movement in Women's Lives

Edizione in evidenza

ISBN 10:  0807027162 ISBN 13:  9780807027165
Casa editrice: Beacon Pr, 1996
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