Storying later life : issues, investigations, and interventions in narrative gerontology /

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Imprint:New York : Oxford University Press, 2011.
Description:1 online resource (xxi, 397 pages) : illustrations
Language:English
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Format: E-Resource Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11245865
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Other authors / contributors:Kenyon, Gary M.
Bohlmeijer, Ernst, 1965-
Randall, William Lowell, 1950-
ISBN:9780199842674
0199842671
9780195397956
0195397959
1283009803
9781283009805
9786613009807
6613009806
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
English.
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Other form:Print version: Storying later life. New York : Oxford University Press, 2011 9780195397956
Table of Contents:
  • Issues
  • Narrative foreclosure in later life: possibilities and limits / Mark Freeman
  • Memory, metaphor, and meaning: reading for wisdom in the stories of our lives / William L. Randall
  • Narrative events and biographical construction in old age / Jaber F. Gubrium
  • Inventing yourself: how older adults deal with the pressure of late-modern identity construction / Frits de Lange
  • In waves of time, space, and self: the dwelling-place of age in Virginia Woolf's The waves / Rishi Goyal and Rita Charon
  • The narrative frame in discourse on aging: understanding facts and values behind public policy / Phillip G. Clark
  • Investigations
  • The power of stories left untold: narratives of Nazi followers / Stephen Marks
  • Young bodies, old bodies, and stories of the athletic self / Cassandra Phoenix
  • The raging grannies: narrative construction of gender and aging / Linda Caissie
  • Narrative and gender differences: how men and women interpret their lives / Patricia O-Neill, James E. Birren and Cheryl Svensson
  • Telling stories: how do expressions of self differ in a writing group versus a reminiscence group? / Kate de Medeiros
  • Mnëemë and anamnësis: the contribution of involuntary reminiscences to the construction of a narrative self in older age / Phileppe Cappeliez and Jeffrey Dean Webster
  • Achieving narrative coherence following traumatic war experience: the role of social support / Karen Burnell, Peter Coleman, and Nigel Hunt
  • Using self-defining memories in couples therapy with older adults / Jefferson A. Singer and Beata Labunko Messier
  • Interventions
  • On suffering, loss and the journey to life: Tai Chi as narrative chare / Gary Kenyon
  • Older adults in search of new stories: measuring the effects of life review on coherence and integration in autobiographical narratives / Thijs Tromp
  • Reminiscence interventions: bringing narrative gerontology into practice / Ernst Bohlmeijer and Gerben Westerhof
  • Life review using autobiographical retrieval: a protocol for training depressed residential home inhabitants in recalling specific personal memories / Bas Steunenberg and Ernst Bohlmeijer
  • "Green and gray": an educational program to enhance contact between younger and older adults by means of lifestories / Gerben M. Ubels
  • Implementation of narrative care in The Netherlands; coordinating management, institutional, and personal narratives / Gerdienke M. Ubels
  • Asking the right questions: enabling persons with dementia to speak for themselves / Marie-Elise van den Brand-van Heek
  • The ripple effect: a story of the transformational nature of narrative care / Daphne Noonan
  • Afterword
  • Toward a narrative turn in health care / Ernst Bohlmeijer, Gary Kenyon, and William L. Randall.