Introduction. Transitions and Transformations: Paradigms, Perspectives, and Possibilities
págs. 3-20
Chapter 1. Changes in the Life Course: Strengths and Stages
Mary Catherine Bateson
págs. 21-34
Chapter 2. Narrating Pain and Seeking Continuity: A Life-Course Approach to Chronic Pain Management
págs. 37-48
Chapter 3. Venting Anger from the Body during Gengnianqi: Meanings of Midlife Transition among Chinese Women in Reform-Era Beijing
págs. 49-63
Chapter 4. "I Don´t Want to Be Like My Father": Masculinity, Modernity, and Intergenerational Relationships in Mexico
págs. 64-76
Chapter 5. Shifting Moral Ideals of Aging in Poland: Suffering, Self-Actualization, and the Nation
págs. 79-91
Chapter 6. A Window into Dutch and Death: Euthanasia and End-of-Life in the Public-Private Space of Home
págs. 92-106
págs. 107-120
Chapter 8. "I Have to Stay Healthy": Elder Caregiving and the Third Age in a Brazilian Community
Diana Brown
págs. 123-136
Chapter 9. Grandmothering in Life-Course Perspective: A Study of Puerto Rican Grandmothers Raising Grandchildren in the United States
págs. 137-150
Chapter 10. Care Work and Property Transfers: Intergenerational Family Obligations in Sri Lanka
págs. 151-168
Chapter 11. Personhood, Appropriate Dependence, and the Rise of Eldercare Institutions in India
Sarah E. Lamb
págs. 171-187
Chapter 12. Membership and Mattering: Agency and Work in a New England Factory
págs. 188-205
págs. 206-217
Afterword. On Generations and Aging: "Fresh Contact" of a Different Sort
Jennifer Cole
págs. 218-230
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