This book attempts to unravel the fundamental assumptions of social
philosophy and how its different concepts and theories make sense
of human aging. The book explores how biomedical ageing dominated
thoughts on ageing until social understandings from different
disciplines came about that highlighted that ageing could be
understood in terms of social class, gender and ethnicity. A key
debate in recent years has been the critical approach versus
positive approach. The final two chapters of the book explore
Foucauldian philosophy applied to instances of the ageing process;
whilst the final chapter advocates a focus on personhood and
self-actualisation.
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