Journalist Exchange on Aging: support for covering a complex field

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the group Journalist Exchange on Aging, which was established by a group of journalists in 1993 after a meeting of the American Society on Aging. The group focuses on journalistic coverage of aging and provides resources and information exchange for journalists covering and researching this field.

North America, Social aspects, Aging, Portrayals, Journalism

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Storytelling circles: stories of age and aging

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The importance of individual memories and collective memory for storytelling among old people are analyzed. The study focused on the disciplinary realms of oral history and narrative gerontology among stories of age.

Analysis, Demographic aspects, Gerontology, Storytelling, Collective memory

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Autobiographical writing and knowledge of aging: whom do you trust?

Article Abstract:

A review on the diary of the writer May Sarton is presented. In the diary she presented the life story in a pattern of autobiography, and as a second reading of lived experience.

Authors, Writers, Works, Autobiographies, Creative writing, Sarton, May

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