The Last Frontier: The Social Meaning of Growing OldSAGE Publications, 1977 - 215 strán (strany) How do the elderly manage to give meaning to their daily lives? Fontana has spent three years watching and talking to an enormous variety of old people: those who can afford to "grow old gracefully", the elderly poor who scrape by in urban ghettos, and those who age behind the walls of nursing homes. He lets them speak for themselves, and what they say is often surprising: it destroys many of our most cherished assumptions about aging. This book provides fundamental insights into ways to age with dignity and sense. -- Publisher description. |
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... consider of inferior status . This difference between perceived and accorded status of work leads the typesetters to become rather clanish ; they asso- ciate with other typesetters off duty , in their leisure hours . Lipset's finding ...
... consider of inferior status . This difference between perceived and accorded status of work leads the typesetters to become rather clanish ; they asso- ciate with other typesetters off duty , in their leisure hours . Lipset's finding ...
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... Consider the following : He had been projected into another chamber and was sitting in a sunken bath with his head just above the level of the floor . All about him , lining the walls of the room and the sides and bottom of the bath ...
... Consider the following : He had been projected into another chamber and was sitting in a sunken bath with his head just above the level of the floor . All about him , lining the walls of the room and the sides and bottom of the bath ...
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... consider the use of participant observation and that of in- terviews as separate methodologies , see for instance the classic statement by Howard Becker and Blanche Geer , " Participant Observation and Interviewing : A Comparison ...
... consider the use of participant observation and that of in- terviews as separate methodologies , see for instance the classic statement by Howard Becker and Blanche Geer , " Participant Observation and Interviewing : A Comparison ...
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