Crossing the unknown sea : work as a pilgrimage of identity
โ Scribed by Whyte, David, 1955-
- Book ID
- 110512442
- Publisher
- New York : Riverhead Books
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 332 KB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Includes bibliographical references (page 246) and index;The author assesses the workplace in terms of opportunity for rediscovering, shaping, and nurturing our personal lives, as he applies the stages of a holy pilgrimage to the process of seeking one's identity through work;I. Courage and conversation : setting out with a firm persuasion -- II. The Mountain farm : a stranger at the door -- III. At the cliff edge of life : from powerlessness to participation -- IV. A star for navigation : ambition, horizon and arrival -- V. Out of Ireland : a short sea crossing -- VI. The awkward way the swan walks : from exhaustion to wholeheartedness -- VII. The fatal shore : arrival and authenticity -- VIII. Outlaw imaginings : when the real you wants out -- IX. A Marriage with silence : escaping the prison of time and work -- X. Crossing the unknown sea : a voyage through the hours of the day. -- XI. Keats and conversation : the new and newly youthful world of work
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