Titlebook: Ageing Women in Literature and Visual Culture; Reflections, Refract Cathy McGlynn,Margaret O‘Neill,Michaela Schrage-Fr Book 2017 The Editor

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Losing One’s Self: The Depiction of Female Dementia Sufferers in , (2001) and , (2011)ypically independent younger selves and their highly dependent older selves provides the dramatic power of these two films. It examines the effects this dichotomy imposes on the way of narrating Alzheimer’s Disease and contrasts the two approaches taken in the films.

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Closing In: Restrictive Spaces for Ageing Mothers in Jane Austen’s Novels and increasingly restricted the spaces they were permitted to occupy. This paper explores the various physical, social and psychological spaces that women were permitted to occupy within society and within the home and proposes a correlation between the closing in of those spaces and the conflict in the mother-daughter dynamic.

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Stories of Motherhood and Ageing in ABC’s Television Programme , older values (and the older woman) must be abandoned for characters to gain social acceptance in the programme. Centrally, this paper argues that the programme perpetuates the idealisation of youth and maintains a narrative of the devil woman as crone through the characters’ embodiment of contemporary post-feminist expectations of motherhood.

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“She Says She’s Thirty-Five but She’s Really Fifty-One”: Rebranding the Middle-Aged Postfeminist Pron’s lives at midlife and beyond. Some of postfeminism’s harmful outcomes are revealed, both through an examination of Bridget’s world within the novel, and in a study of its reception, each of which exposes how ageist discourses are naturalised as part of this ideology.

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Older Women and Sexuality On-Screen: Euphemism and Evasion? range of ageing female stars and the emergence of a number of high-profile “silvering screen” films. A close reading of three films, . (2012), .. (2013) and . (2015) explores the parameters, both visual and narrative, of recent representations of ageing women and sexuality.

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