Traphagan (anthropology, California State U.) explores the cultural
construction of categories of senility in modern rural Japan. He
focuses upon those older people who have managed to maintain social
continuity at the level of community membership throughout much of
their adult lives, tie finds that the Japanese have a concept of
illness called boke that, in contrast to western pathological
conceptions, is viewed as a process over which the aged have some
control.
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