Title is also available as part of a set: Aging: Culture, Health, and Social Change (978-1-4020-0183-3)
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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Contributors | |
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| Changing paradigms of aging and being older: An historical perspective | |
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| Implications of aging paradigms for bioethics | |
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| Health in the "grey" millennium: Romanticism versus complexity? | |
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| Protecting aged citizenship: Rethinking the "mutuality" of state and civil society? | |
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| Discrimination against the elderly within a consequentialist approach to health care resource allocation | |
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| Therapeutic jurisprudence and American elder law | |
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| Finding the elder voice in social legislation | |
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| European social policy for the elderly | |
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| Aging in developing countries: A public health and human rights issue | |
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| Aging and dying in cross-cultural perspective: An introduction to a critical cross-cultural understanding of death and dying | |
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| Old age, cultural complexity, and narrative interpretation: Building bridges in a 21[superscript st] Century world of diversity | |
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| Foodways of disadvantaged men growing old in the inner city: Policy issues from ethnographic research | |
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| The affective alienation of the elderly: A humane and ethical issue | |
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| Reflection on aging: A time to live and to share | |
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