Negotiating Ageing
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Negotiating Ageing
Cultural Adaptation to the Prospect of a Long Life
Biggs, Simon
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2019
178
Mole
Inglês
9780367431013
15 a 20 dias
360
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Foreword; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1: The Promise of a Long Life; Chapter 2: Interrogating Personal and Intergenerational Ageing; Chapter 3: Work to the Rescue?; Chapter 4 Is Work Good or Bad for Health?; Chapter 5: Spirit, Belief and the In-between; Chapter 6: Lifecourse, Gerotranscendence and Wisdom; Chapter 7: The Ageing Body, the Social and the Natural; Chapter 8: Anti Ageing; Chapter 9: Dementia; Chapter 10: Family and Generations; Conclusions; Index
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Inter-generational Relations;Long Life;cultural adaptation;Age Friendly Cities Initiative;ageing;Pension Age Eligibility;gerontology;Health Care Priority Setting;Adult Lifecourse;older adults;Anti-ageing Medicine;social connectedness;Positive Discontinuities;intergenerational relationships;Age Friendly Cities;social solidarity;Longevity Dividend;psycho-social approach;Younger Men;spirituality;Vice Versa;ageing identities;Trentes Glorieuses;Lifecourse Change;personal adaptation;Elder Mistreatment;social adaptation;Adult Ageing;organisational cultures;Antiaging Medicine;social gerontology;UK Public Servant;demographic changes;EU Social Policy;united nations;Named Generation Approach;international labour organisation;UK Family;world health organisation;Pension Insurer;organisation for economic cooperation and development;Good Life;world economic forum;Disease Narrative;extended working life;Longer Years;differential access;social ageism;age-friendly policies;age-neutral policies;healthy ageing;Tornstam;Coleman;Moody;MacKinlay;gero-transcendence;post generativity;structured dependency;compulsory retirement;segregated care environments;family dynamics;societal engagement;simon biggs;biggs
Foreword; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1: The Promise of a Long Life; Chapter 2: Interrogating Personal and Intergenerational Ageing; Chapter 3: Work to the Rescue?; Chapter 4 Is Work Good or Bad for Health?; Chapter 5: Spirit, Belief and the In-between; Chapter 6: Lifecourse, Gerotranscendence and Wisdom; Chapter 7: The Ageing Body, the Social and the Natural; Chapter 8: Anti Ageing; Chapter 9: Dementia; Chapter 10: Family and Generations; Conclusions; Index
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Inter-generational Relations;Long Life;cultural adaptation;Age Friendly Cities Initiative;ageing;Pension Age Eligibility;gerontology;Health Care Priority Setting;Adult Lifecourse;older adults;Anti-ageing Medicine;social connectedness;Positive Discontinuities;intergenerational relationships;Age Friendly Cities;social solidarity;Longevity Dividend;psycho-social approach;Younger Men;spirituality;Vice Versa;ageing identities;Trentes Glorieuses;Lifecourse Change;personal adaptation;Elder Mistreatment;social adaptation;Adult Ageing;organisational cultures;Antiaging Medicine;social gerontology;UK Public Servant;demographic changes;EU Social Policy;united nations;Named Generation Approach;international labour organisation;UK Family;world health organisation;Pension Insurer;organisation for economic cooperation and development;Good Life;world economic forum;Disease Narrative;extended working life;Longer Years;differential access;social ageism;age-friendly policies;age-neutral policies;healthy ageing;Tornstam;Coleman;Moody;MacKinlay;gero-transcendence;post generativity;structured dependency;compulsory retirement;segregated care environments;family dynamics;societal engagement;simon biggs;biggs
