The Role of Pop Culture in the Self-Development of Midlife Women

People in midlife are often told they are "over the
hill." Not true, say many midlife women. "We are at
our peak." This research study where midlife women
were interviewed about their experiences with aging
reveals that many women find that they have a sense
of increased personal power, feelings of emotional
satisfaction, and a stronger belief in a spiritual
connection than they ever encountered when they were
younger. This study reveals how these women came to
this place of joyful living at this time in their
lives.

Autorentext
Linda Hughes, Ed.D., received her doctorate degree in adult education from the University of Georgia in the United States in 2003. She is an assistant professor at Georgia Perimeter College and teaches classes in Newton County and online.

Klappentext
People in midlife are often told they are "over the hill." Not true, say many midlife women. "We are at our peak." This research study where midlife women were interviewed about their experiences with aging reveals that many women find that they have a sense of increased personal power, feelings of emotional satisfaction, and a stronger belief in a spiritual connection than they ever encountered when they were younger. This study reveals how these women came to this place of joyful living at this time in their lives.