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Social Welfare, Aging and Social Theory
Swansea University Author: Marty Chamberlain
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Social Welfare, Aging, and Social Theory explores how we can understand the changing relationship between social welfare and human aging. This book begins by reviewing how historical changes in society impacted scientific approaches to understanding, problematizing, and biomedicalizing aging as akin...
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Social Welfare, Aging, and Social Theory explores how we can understand the changing relationship between social welfare and human aging. This book begins by reviewing how historical changes in society impacted scientific approaches to understanding, problematizing, and biomedicalizing aging as akin to an illness and disease. The discussion traces how particular social science theories were developed to reinforce negative perceptions of aging. This book also develops its own reflexive approach with in-depth examples of social welfare in both national and global contexts and a discussion of the theory of aging in the postmodern world where alternative possibilities can be encountered. |
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