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Constructing Career through Narrative and Context - An InterpretivePerspective, Audrey Collin and Richard A. Young. Part 1 Hermeneutical Studiesof the Experience of Career: Great Expectations? Toward an Understanding ofthe Life Plan, Heather Hopfl; The Construction of a Moral Career in Medicine,Kevin Murray; Developmental Processes of Young Women in a Caring Profession -A Qualitative Life-event Study, Toni Faltermaier; The Notion of Managerialand Clerical Careers As They Emerge from Descriptions of Self and Co-workers,Anne Statham; Advancing an Ecological Perspective of Vocational Development -The Construction of Personal Work Integration, Jane A. Grimstad; Patterns ofUnhappiness in Men's Careers, Richard L. Ochberg; Entrepreneurial Women andthe Relational Component of Identity - A Hermeneutical Study, Richard A.Young and Ronni Richards; Interpreting the End of a Career, Bill Bytheway.Part 2 Hermeneutical Studies of Career Theory, Research, and Practice:Autonomy and Learning about Work, Bill Law; Career Decisions - A CriticalPsychology, Tod Sloan; Time to Reflect - Biographical Study, PersonalInsight, and Professional Development, Pat Sikes and Kath Aspinwall; TheExperience of Carrying Out a Hermeneutical Study, Audrey Collin.