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Women Rediscover Self

Ritika Gupta

Translator A AI

Publisher: Publifye

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Summary

"Women Rediscover Self" explores the evolving landscape of female independence later in life, a crucial topic given increased life expectancy and shifting social expectations. It examines how women redefine their identities after years dedicated to family, often seeking new purpose through career reinvention, lifelong learning, or volunteerism. The book uniquely blends personal narratives with data-driven analysis, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges and opportunities women face, including navigating emotional challenges like loneliness and grief.

 
The book progresses across three sections, beginning with demographic trends and then delving into the psychological and social aspects of identity redefinition post-family. A key insight is that female independence isn't solely a personal choice but an interplay of individual agency, social structures, and health considerations; for example, the book highlights the economic impact of women’s increased longevity and the importance of active aging.

 
The final section then examines broader societal implications and offers valuable insights for women, healthcare professionals, and policymakers alike.
Available since: 02/27/2025.
Print length: 89 pages.

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