aging and human nature – perspectives from philosophical, theological, and historical anthropology
1-9
on the individuality of aging
13-25
developmental potentials in old age
27-46
dependence and passivity in old age
47-57
A phenomenological perspective
61-74
the gendered body and the experience of aging
75-95
aging, (dis-)placement, or making room
97-109
aging between metric and narrative time
113-127
the narrative refiguration of aging
129-141
aging and the temporal structure of human life
143-159
between fatalism and resistance
161-169
an existential view
173-190
aging and generationality from the perspective of historical anthropology
205-217
the quest for meaning in old age
221-232
recovering a positive anthropology of aging
233-240
the fragility of inappropriately protected interests
241-252
a philosophical perspective
253-267
spirituality and transcendence in old age
269-283
