Vol. 8 (2024): Age, Culture, Humanities (special issue: "Transitional and Relational Aging: Part 2" and Forum: "Too Old for the Job?")

Published: 2024-04-15

Editors' Introduction

Special Issue “Transitional and Relational Aging”

Anita Wohlmann; Aagje Swinnen
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Special Issue

Writing Life, Writing Time, Writing the Mother The Aging Daughter-Mother Relationship in Works of Annie Ernaux

Margery Vibe Skagen
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Utopian Method Reimagining Age Expectations and Intergenerational Relationships Through Reader Responses to Tove Jansson’s The Summer Book (1972)

Jade Elizabeth French, Melanie Lovatt, Valerie Wright
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Forum Introduction

Polarizing Uses of Older Age Introducing the Forum “Too Old for the Job?”

Anita Wohlmann
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Forum

Ashton Applewhite in Conversation with Anita Wohlmann

Anita Wohlmann; Ashton Applewhite
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When Does Old Become Too Old?

Kathleen Woodward
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What “Too Old” Really Means in the COVID Era

Margaret Morganroth Gullette
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Performing Presidential Age "It's about how old your ideas are"

Valerie Barnes Lipscomb
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It’s Not Just About Age Anymore: The Unpardonable Sin of Forgetfulness Within and Beyond the 2024 U.S. Elections

Kate de Medeiros
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"Watch Me" Joe Biden's Age

Jørn Brøndal
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Geriatric Politics and the American Presidential Election

Stephen Katz, W. Andrew Achenbaum
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Beyond the Impasse Young Voters, Old Candidates, and National Decline

Cynthia Port
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Review

Aging Experiments Futures and Fantasies of Old Age

Scott Herring
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Critical Humanities and Ageing Forging Interdisciplinary Dialogues

Caitlin Doley
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Mediterranean Timescapes Chronological Age and Cultural Practice in the Roman Empire

Nina Van der Sype
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Ageing in the Modern Arabic Novel, by Samira Aghacy

Anna Stanton
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Fictions of Dementia Narrative Modes of Presenting Dementia in Anglophone Novels, by Susanne Katharina Christ

Mousana Nightingale Chowdhury
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