Age Identity

Philip A. Rozario · Chireau White

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Aging and Gerontology Research Cultural Identity and Representation Youth Culture and Social Dynamics

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Abstract This entry focuses on the definition of age identity. It traces the theoretical development and influences of the concept, from Goffman's concepts of stigma and impression management to postmodern theories that emphasize intersectionality and epistemologies that focus on individual subjectivities. Additionally, it provides some empirical examples and offers suggestions for future examinations of the concept.

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2004Handbook of Communication and Aging Research 2014Defining Successful Aging: A Tangible or Elusive Concept?2005Ageism and Age Categorization 2013Aging in Culture 2014The Challenge of Cultural Gerontology 2011Constructing ageing and age identities: a case study of newspaper discourses 2017The Health of America’s Aging Prison Population 2002Revisiting age identity

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