… of professional identities. In this essay, I attempt to locate the crisis of professional work as
a … and technical environment surrounding professional work; cultural fragmentation that is in …

… ' common complaints about their work, about their place in the broader culture, and about
what is … At the professional level peers distribute prizes and awards, and that works against col…

This paper portrays the fragmented nature of higher education, experienced in terms of a
number of fractures. I have chosen to concentrate here on five of these fractures or fault lines: …

… The claim is made that this constitutes a fragmentation, in the professional sense, of naturally
… The role of cultural factors in shaping dissociative and somatic experiences is examined at …

Fragmentation concerns itself with issues and situations that work against a centralized or …
Fragmentation looks at opening the discourse as to who has control over education and it …

… But the cultural pluralistic perspective has been strongly questioned since the 1990s. … who
might be able to move with ease between cultures, whether within the confines of the United …

… is to discuss the advantages of professional discourse or text … investigations of fragmenting
or fragmentation is given. The … involved into the real professional communication. The position …

… , and created professional development opportunities to gain support for work–life balance.
Research on work–life balance reveals gender disparities, lack of policy usage, and a lack of …

… cultural fragmentation persists because it is anchored in increasingly autonomous cultural
fields, which produces both challenges to the state and maintains parallel global cultural …

… by cultural and leadership dynamics than vigor, while analysis of cultural fragmentation …
Faculty engagement and cultural fragmentation based on professional identities (employee …