Life Lines is an intimate ethnography showing how elder care can become a creative process, turning advanced old age into an opportunity for parents and adult children to build deeper, more meaningful relationships.
Life Lines is an intimate ethnography showing how elder care can become a creative process, turning advanced old age into an opportunity for parents and adult children to build deeper, more meaningful relationships.
Joshua Hotaka Roth is Professor of Anthropology and Asian Studies at Mount Holyoke College, author of the award-winning Brokered Homeland, and a leading scholar on migration, mobility, and aging in Japan.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword 1. MOOPs and Bones 2. Changes 3. I Am the Giver 4. The Hero of the Story 5. Kluwital 6. Everyday Rituals 7. Text and Image 8. Documenting the Progress of My Decrepitude 9. What Am I Doing Here? 10. Epilogue Afterword
Foreword 1. MOOPs and Bones 2. Changes 3. I Am the Giver 4. The Hero of the Story 5. Kluwital 6. Everyday Rituals 7. Text and Image 8. Documenting the Progress of My Decrepitude 9. What Am I Doing Here? 10. Epilogue Afterword
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