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Why Change is Hard: The Power of Master Narratives over Self and Society
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Why Change is Hard: The Power of Master Narratives over Self and Society
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USA
Brand
Oxford University Press, USA
Manufacturer
Oxford University Press
Binding
Hardcover
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7.7
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6.4
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0.85098433132
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