The Mature Imagination: Dynamics of Identity in Midlife and Beyond

Simon J. Biggs

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Maturity and its discontents from ego psychology to the active imagination postmodern ageing masque and ageing midlifestyle meaning and forgetting social spaces and mature identity policy spaces in health and welfare conclusions and implications.

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