Annie Southern: 7 books

This book profiles three women publishers at three women's presses: Emily Faithfull at the Victoria Press in the nineteenth century, and Lilian Mohin at Onlywomen Press and Sue Butterworth at Silver Moon Books in the twentieth century. The contribution of these women to their respective women's movements,...

Career theory today sees illness not as an abnormal event but as a probable event for many people. Even when one cannot work in paid employment due to mental illness, all the other aspects of one’s life still work together to make up what is called one’s life career. In the new millennium spiritual...

Little research has been done into lesbian and gay career issues and almost none on the career issues of transgender, bisexual and intersex people. It is hoped that this will be remedied in the future. What research has been done has shown that lesbian and gay career development is influenced by many...

Women’s career development is influenced by many of the same issues that affect men. However, women-specific issues can be found in women’s career development due to changing social trends, the socialisation of girls, and home/work role conflict. This workbook (based on Dr Southern's 'Explore...

From the time of the ancient Greeks to the twenty-first century, the history of Western approaches towards ‘madness’ is a history of attempting to classify symptoms, name disorders, house the 'mad', care for the distressed, cure mental 'disease', and predict outcomes of ‘illnesses.’...

A key part of parenting or caring for older children is being involved in their career decisions. Parents and other caregivers know more about the realities of the world of work than teenagers and can be a useful guide on their career decision-making journey. This book is intended to help you to develop...

Interested in exploring your career options? You may be wanting a career change. You may have been made redundant or be returning to the job market. Exploring your career identity shows you what areas of work suit you before you even start looking at job opportunities. Exploring your career identity...