num_pages: 245
description: Copyright 2004, CPCC Press. Published by CPCC Press Printed in the United States of America. 1. Women’s studies. 2. South African history. 3. Exiles. Dr. Lyndall Hare, Director of CPCC's Lifetime Learning Institute, holds a social work degree and a Ph.D. in Gerontological Studies. She was previously the Program Chair for the Gerontology program at CPCC. She is also a member of the graduate faculty at UNCC. Dr. Hare has expertise in career advising for those at midlife. She has explored many approaches to personal growth through Jungian archetypal therapy, completed Intentional Leadership training (through the Intentional Life Learning Institute), and has recently completed a facilitator training in the Organizational Development approach, Appreciative Inquiry. As an anti-apartheid activist, she worked in Conflict Resolution and Peace Building in South Africa. As a gerontologist she has extensively studied life transitions at midlife and beyond. She approaches midlife transitions and aging from a life course perspective, and holds lifelong learning in high esteem. Originally from South Africa, Dr. Hare is the author of "In the Belly of the South African Women's Lives of Activism, Exile, and Aging"
language: English
title: In the Belly of the Beast, South African Women's Lives of Activism, Exile and Aging
titlecomplete: In the Belly of the Beast, South African Women's Lives of Activism, Exile and Aging
publisher: CPCC Press