Self and Self-Management: Essays About Existing by Bennett Arnold 1867-1931 (Creator) - 2013-01-28

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MP3 Audio CD. Enoch Arnold Bennett was the son of a solicitor who became a professional writer at a relatively young age. Bennett?s interest in writing popular fiction and his first assignments editing a women?s magazine have led him on the path to writing successful books such as The Man from the North, The Card, or The Old Wives? Tale. Self and Self-Management: Essays about Existing is one of Bennett?s most successful works, comprising a series of essays that address the struggles concerning work that mainly young women have faced during his time, at an individual level.The essays start at a basis that seems to suggest all individuals have a certain ability to use their energy wisely while working, and to either tap into their own resources, or use tactics of avoidance that can be extremely elaborate at a psychological level. According to Bennett, ?some individuals appear to lack energy, when, in fact, they are full of energy which is merely dormant.?The essays themselves tackle issues that we are… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Self and Self-management: Essays about Existing “Running Away from Life” From Self and Self-management: Essays about Existing, 1918 By Arnold Bennett To take refuge from life is to refuse it. Life generally offers due scope for the leading instinct in a man or a woman; and sometimes it offers the scope at a very low price, at no price at all. For example, a young man may have a very marked instinct for engineering, and his father may be a celebrated and wealthy engineer who is only too anxious that the son should follow the same profession. Life has offered the scope and charged nothing for it. But, on the other hand, a man may have a very marked instinct for authorship, and his father may be a celebrated and wealthy engineer who, being convinced that literature is an absurd and despicable profession, has determined that his son shall not be an author but an engineer. “Become an engineer,” says the father, “and I will give you unique help, and you are a… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Enoch Arnold Bennett was the son of a solicitor who became a professional writer at a relatively young age. Bennett?s interest in writing popular fiction and his first assignments editing a women?s magazine have led him on the path to writing successful books such as The Man from the North, The Card, or The Old Wives? Tale. Self and Self-Management: Essays about Existing is one of Bennett?s most successful works, comprising a series of essays that address the struggles concerning work that mainly young women have faced during his time, at an individual level.The essays start at a basis that seems to suggest all individuals have a certain ability to use their energy wisely while working, and to either tap into their own resources, or use tactics of avoidance that can be extremely elaborate at a psychological level. According to Bennett, ?some individuals appear to lack energy, when, in fact, they are full of energy which is merely dormant.?The essays themselves tackle issues that we are… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Self and Self-management: Essays about Existing “Running Away from Life” From Self and Self-management: Essays about Existing, 1918 By Arnold Bennett To take refuge from life is to refuse it. Life generally offers due scope for the leading instinct in a man or a woman; and sometimes it offers the scope at a very low price, at no price at all. For example, a young man may have a very marked instinct for engineering, and his father may be a celebrated and wealthy engineer who is only too anxious that the son should follow the same profession. Life has offered the scope and charged nothing for it. But, on the other hand, a man may have a very marked instinct for authorship, and his father may be a celebrated and wealthy engineer who, being convinced that literature is an absurd and despicable profession, has determined that his son shall not be an author but an engineer. “Become an engineer,” says the father, “and I will give you unique help, and you are a… Read More

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