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Changing Paradigms of Aging and Being Older and economic conditions, tends to be alarmist in tone, partly because it often assumes the experiences of aging and later life to be unchanging historical constants. It is often assumed that the experience of the present can be extrapolated into the future. For example, the proportion of physically

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European Social Policy for the Elderlyfe itself; it is a part and parcel of it and, above all, in managing this field one should take into account our increased life expectancy. The first observation is that old age does not by any means coincide with retirement. But the fact is that as they grow older, a large number of people find it

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Old Age, Cultural Complexity, and Narrative Interpretationging and geographical locality. Old age and rural identity is a combination of such categories that imply certain traditions, norms, lifestyles, and ways of speaking. First old, rural people are hit by common human devaluation because they do not belong to the dominant majority; the group of younger