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History of Success Series #4 “History of Self-Help”

Ong Eu Jin, Author

26-Aug-15 11:00

History of Success Series #4 “History of Self-Help”

How and when was the concept of self help first developed? In the final episode of our month long series, we take a look at the origins of self-help and how the genre has evolved from its niche position to the postmodern cultural phenomenon that it has become today.

 


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