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aging in literature

Shakespeare

By David M. Bevington,David Bevington,Anne Marie Welsh,Michael Greenwald

The ages of man

By J. A. Burrow

Old age, masculinity, and early modern drama

By Anthony Ellis

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Aging in Nineteenth-Century Culture

By Anne-Julia Zwierlein,Katharina Boehm,Anna Farkas

Contemporary Narratives of Dementia

By Sarah Falcus,Katsura Sako

Ageing, Gender, and Illness in Anglophone Literature

By Heike Hartung

Cultural Histories of Ageing

By Margery Vibe Skagen

Ageing Masculinities in Irish Literature and Visual Culture

By Michaela Schrage-üh,Tony Tracy

Alterskonzepte und Altersrollen Im Erzaehlerischen Werk Theodor Fontanes

By Elke Trost

Salty old women

By Roberta Maierhofer

Ages of Life

By Ulla Kriebernegg,Roberta Maierhofer

Shame and the Aging Woman

By J. Brooks Bouson

At last, the real distinguished thing

By Kathleen M. Woodward

Aging in literature

By Robert E. Yahnke

Fictions of old age in early modern literature and culture

By Nina Taunton

Aging and identity

By Sara Munson Deats,Lagretta Tallent Lenker

Aging, Duration, and the English Novel

By Jacob Jewusiak

Aged Young Adults

By Anita Wohlmann

Wrinkled deep in time

By Maurice Charney

To live in the center of the moment

By Barbara Frey Waxman

Raven and the Falcon

By Hasan Shuraydi

Aging and its discontents

By Kathleen Woodward

Aesthetics of Senescence

By Andrea Charise

The perfect age of man's life

By Mary Dove