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A Global Journey through Flavor Subtitle: Discovering Authentic Cuisines and Culinary TraditionsA Global Journey through FlavorDiscover the Real Value of a Master's Degree in Fashion MerchandisingAre you considering a Master's Degree in Fashion Merchandising (MFM)? In "A Global Journey through Flavor," we delve into the financial and career development aspects of pursuing an MFM, offering insights that will empower you to make informed decisions about your education and future in the dynamic world of fashion.Preface: Navigating the Challenges of Fashion Education and Career GrowthThe rising cost of college, particularly in the last decade, has significantly impacted students seeking financial assistance, especially through student loans. This issue is particularly critical for graduates in fashion degrees facing a challenging job market in today's complex and competitive fashion industry.Key Highlights from the Study:1. Financial Perspective:Online survey conducted with MFM graduates from 2010 to 2014.Examination of costs and benefits associated with pursuing an MFM.Insightful analysis of financial stress levels related to student loan repayment.2. Career Development Perspective:In-depth exploration of job market challenges and opportunities for MFM graduates.Identification of areas for improvement in MFM programs to enhance the degree's value.Descriptive analysis of the inputs and outcomes related to career development.3. Survey Results:Duration of Pursuit: Participants spent a minimum of two years on their MFM journey.Financial Assistance: Many relied on student loans or sought alternative financial aid.Job Placement: While the majority secured full-time positions, less than half landed roles in the fashion industry.Earnings: Salary levels for MFM graduates were lower than the average master's degree holder.Debt Stress: Although some experienced stress, debt levels were lower than the average graduate student loan debt.Conclusion: Make an Informed Decision"A Global Journey through Flavor" provides a comprehensive exploration of the challenges and triumphs faced by MFM graduates. Whether you're a prospective student, an industry professional, or an academician, this book equips you with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of pursuing a Master's Degree in Fashion Merchandising.Don't embark on your educational journey without this invaluable guide. Uncover the real flavor of a global education in fashion merchandising and position yourself for success in the ever-evolving fashion landscape.Fashion Merchandising;Master's Degree;Career Development;Financial Perspective;Student Loans;Job Market;Global Education;Industry Insights;Survey Results;Fashion Industry Challenges;Networking Opportunities;Student Debt;Higher Education;Financial Assistance;Graduate Employment;Soft Skills;Salary Earnings;Education Investment;Industry Relevance;Academic Research

¿¿"The ancient world feels new again in Terence Hawkins' The Rage of Achilles, which combines a raw, idiomatic retelling of the Iliad with a searching assay of human consciousness. Unique and invigorating."-Louis Bayard, author of The Pale Blue Eye.In The Rage of Achilles, Terence Hawkins re-imagines the Iliad as a novel and a Trojan War that really happened. Though he adopts Homer's characters, those fabled warriors are no more noble than the scared, tired grunts they command, exhausted and bitter after ten years of brutal Bronze Age warfare. And however savage the fighting, over all hangs the terrible truth that the objective of combat is not glory, but the enslavement of the defeated.This realism extends to the gods themselves. Informed by Julian Jaynes' groundbreaking theory of the bicameral mind-the basis of HBO's "Westworld"-The Rage of Achilles takes place in a world in which the modern human consciousness struggles painfully to be born. The gods are only the hallucinations of men and women desperate to be told what to do in a terrifying and confusing world.Told in taut, elegant prose that captures both the Homeric lyric and military grit, The Rage of Achilles is a fast-moving take on literature's foundational epic.

"The ancient world feels new again in Terence Hawkins' The Rage of Achilles, which . . . combines a raw, idiomatic retelling of the Iliad with a searching assay of human consciousness. Unique and invigorating."-Louis Bayard, author of The Pale Blue Eye.In The Rage of Achilles, Terence Hawkins re-imagines the Iliad as a novel and a Trojan War that really happened. Though he adopts Homer's characters, those fabled warriors are no more noble than the scared, tired grunts they command, exhausted and bitter after ten years of brutal Bronze Age warfare. And however savage the fighting, over all hangs the terrible truth that the objective of combat is not glory, but the enslavement of the defeated.This realism extends to the gods themselves. Informed by Julian Jaynes' groundbreaking theory of the bicameral mind-the basis of HBO's "Westworld"-The Rage of Achilles takes place in a world in which the modern human consciousness struggles painfully to be born. The gods are only the hallucinations of men and women desperate to be told what to do in a terrifying and confusing world.Told in taut, elegant prose that captures both the Homeric lyric and military grit, The Rage of Achilles is a fast-moving take on literature's foundational epic.