This volume examines contemporary research on the history of old age, demonstrating many ways in which advanced age was associated with authority in the pre-industrial past, challenging existing literature's focus on the dependence and disability of older people in the period.
This volume examines contemporary research on the history of old age, demonstrating many ways in which advanced age was associated with authority in the pre-industrial past, challenging existing literature's focus on the dependence and disability of older people in the period.
SUSANNAH R. OTTAWAY is Assistant Professor in the History Department at Carleton College. L. A. BOTELHO is Associate Professor in the History Department at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. KATHARINE KITTREDGE is Associate Professor in the English Department at Ithaca College.
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Foreword by W. A. Achenbaum Introduction: Authority, Autonomy, and Responsibility among the Aged in the Pre-Industrial Past by Susannah R. Ottaway Crafting a Good Old Age Aging and Memory in a Bureaucratizing World: A French Historical Experience by David G. Troyansky Poverty, Patriarchy, and Old Age: The Households of Revolutionary War Veterans, 1820-1830 by Jack Resch Social Lives of Elderly Women in Eighteenth-Century Toulouse by Sherri Klassen Women and Aging in Transatlantic Perspective by Anne Kugler Interacting with Institutions to Thrive or Survive in Old Age Old People and the Flow of Resources between Generations in Papal Rome, 16th to 19th Centuries by Angela Groppi Experience of Old Age in the Narratives of the Rural Poor in Early Modern Germany by Louise Gray "Labor and Sorrow": The Living Conditions of the Elderly Residents of Bocking, Essex, 1793-1807 by Jane Pearson Image and Reality: Social Experience Versus Cultural Representations of Old Age Old Age in Early Modern Castilian Villages by David Vassberg Stereotypes and Statistics: Old Women and Accusations of Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe by Alison Rowlands Naturalizing Myths of Aging: A Cautionary Tale by Kirk Combe and Kenneth Schmader Representations of Old Age and Aging Aging Heroes, Buffoons, and Statesmen in Shakespeare's Plays by Janice Rossen Images of Old Age in Early Modern Cheap Print: Women, Witches, and the Poisonous Female Body by L. A. Botelho "The Ag'd Dame to Venery Inclin'd": Images of Sexual Older Women in 18th-Century Britain by Katharine Kittredge Appendix Bibliography Index
Foreword by W. A. Achenbaum Introduction: Authority, Autonomy, and Responsibility among the Aged in the Pre-Industrial Past by Susannah R. Ottaway Crafting a Good Old Age Aging and Memory in a Bureaucratizing World: A French Historical Experience by David G. Troyansky Poverty, Patriarchy, and Old Age: The Households of Revolutionary War Veterans, 1820-1830 by Jack Resch Social Lives of Elderly Women in Eighteenth-Century Toulouse by Sherri Klassen Women and Aging in Transatlantic Perspective by Anne Kugler Interacting with Institutions to Thrive or Survive in Old Age Old People and the Flow of Resources between Generations in Papal Rome, 16th to 19th Centuries by Angela Groppi Experience of Old Age in the Narratives of the Rural Poor in Early Modern Germany by Louise Gray "Labor and Sorrow": The Living Conditions of the Elderly Residents of Bocking, Essex, 1793-1807 by Jane Pearson Image and Reality: Social Experience Versus Cultural Representations of Old Age Old Age in Early Modern Castilian Villages by David Vassberg Stereotypes and Statistics: Old Women and Accusations of Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe by Alison Rowlands Naturalizing Myths of Aging: A Cautionary Tale by Kirk Combe and Kenneth Schmader Representations of Old Age and Aging Aging Heroes, Buffoons, and Statesmen in Shakespeare's Plays by Janice Rossen Images of Old Age in Early Modern Cheap Print: Women, Witches, and the Poisonous Female Body by L. A. Botelho "The Ag'd Dame to Venery Inclin'd": Images of Sexual Older Women in 18th-Century Britain by Katharine Kittredge Appendix Bibliography Index
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