From the hearth to the open road: a feminist study of aging in contemporary literature

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Aging and Gerontology Research Themes in Literature Analysis American and British Literature Analysis

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Introduction: A New Fictional Genre--The Reifungsroman, or Fiction of Ripening Popular Journalism's Treatment of Old Age and the Aging Experience Beginning the Journey to Selfhood in Middle Age New Passions and Commitments in Young Old Age Challenging Dependency and Embracing Death Conclusion: The Aging Woman in Society, the Reifungsroman, and Literary Criticism's Role Bibliography Index

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