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Low self-esteem often stems from doubts and insecurities, leading individuals to feel unworthy and trapped in their own lives. This book emphasizes that the key to self-esteem lies not in changing oneself, but in embracing one's true self. It encourages readers to confront their reflections and cultivate self-love, both internally and externally, promoting a journey of acceptance and personal growth.

This book offers a supportive exploration for those struggling with self-confidence, emphasizing that many share this journey. It provides practical strategies and insights to help readers build their self-esteem and embrace their true selves. Through relatable anecdotes and expert advice, it encourages a transformative mindset, fostering resilience and personal growth. Ideal for anyone looking to enhance their self-worth and navigate life's challenges with newfound confidence.

Exploring themes of self-esteem and personal growth, this book addresses common fears such as embarrassment and the perception of inadequacy. It encourages readers to confront their comfort zones and develop confidence in themselves. By offering practical insights and strategies, it aims to empower individuals to embrace challenges and improve their self-image, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling life.

Guidance on how and why you should implement character/positive education in schools. Using the author's expertise as an education consultant plus interviews with senior school leaders, the book provides accessible examples alongside practical advice on introducing character education to boost students' academic attainment and wellbeing.

Virginia Woolf has been among the most scrutinized figures of the past century. Her unique literary genius, pioneering work for women's rights, position at the nucleus of the Bloomsbury group, high-profile family and marriage, relationship with Vita Sackville-West, and suicide have all been dissected. Life and art were, for Woolf, inextricably entangled, and the autobiographical elements of many of her works, including the masterpieces "To the Lighthouse" and" The Waves," have heightened interest in this most fascinating of figures. Elizabeth Wright here takes a fresh look at the life and legacy of one of the greatest figures of English literature. Perfect for Woolf enthusiasts and newcomers alike, " Brief Lives: Virginia Woolf" offers a concise, authoritative account of the author's life, and presents an engaging overview of her afterlife in literary history.

Studie srovnává pojetí identity v díle významného francouzského psychoanalytika a v postfeministickém hnutí. Lacan inicioval mohutnou kritiku stabilní identity člověka, avšak současně ji neodstranil. Jeho psychoanalytický systém se nemohl zcela zbavit stabilní identity, neboť se opírá o nevyhnutelný vztah k symbolickému, což je pokus subjektu udržet v sobě skutečnou současnost. Postfeminismus využívá Lacanovy kritiky pozitivní identity. Francouzský psychoterapeut tak sehrál klíčovou roli v ideovém směřování postfeministického hnutí, poněvadž kritizoval tzv. pozitivní identitu a vymezil novou podstatu ženskosti. Brožura pojímá Lacanovu teoretickou koncepci jako konstitutivní prvek idejí postfeminismu.