Weaving Together the Voices: Final Comments on Aging, Creativity and Culture

Linda W. Morse · Carolyn E. Adams‐Price

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This commentary reviews Adams-Price and Morse’s personal reflections of aging, creativity, and culture. They explore the themes of re-imagining creativity in the main paper through their own experiences as experienced jewelry maker and novice fiddler as they examine the role and benefits of creativity on aging individuals. Additionally, they respond to a set of reviewers who offered commentary on their paper.

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