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Abstract It is commonly claimed in late twentieth-century Britain that in ‘the past’ old people were more respected and culturally less marginalized than in the present; that the modern world especially values youth, and far more than in ‘the past’, old people are stereotyped as decrepit, dependent burdens; that old women are regarded more negatively than old men; and that in other, distant, countries they do things differently and better and show more respect for elders.
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