Aged by Culture
280 pages, 1 halftone 6 x 9
©
2004
Paper $20.00
ISBN: 9780226310626
Published January 2004
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Acknowledgments Part One: Cultural Urgencies 1. Trapped in the New Time Machines 2. True Secrets of Being Aged by Culture 3. "The Xers" versus "the Boomers": A Contrived War 4. Perilous Parenting: The Deaths of Children and the Fear of Aging-into-the-Midlife 5. The High Costs of Middle-Ageism Part Two: Theorizing Age Resistantly 6. What Is Age Studies? 7. Age Identity Revisited 8. From Life Storytelling to Age Autobiography 9. Acting Age on Stage: Age-Appropriate Casting, the Default Body, and Valuing the Property of Having an Age 10. Age Studies as Cultural Studies: Beyond Slice-of-Life Bibliography Notes Index
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