Titlebook: Ageing in Irish Writing; Strangers to Themsel Heather Ingman Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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Yael Geron PhD,Ruth Malkinson,Michal Shamai as a time of change and even growth. Waxman concentrates on portraits of ageing by and about women. In this chapter, though the authors selected are female, the presentation of ageing in their work lends itself to a discussion that is more evenly balanced across the genders.

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Critical Turning Points in the Middle East short story gave space to the flashback in stories by John McGahern and William Trevor, which allowed for the depiction of social change through the eyes of the older generation. Some contemporary short stories focus more directly on their world, entering into the consciousness of the old and confused in order to give them a voice of their own.

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David Segura,Olayinka Mohorn-Mintaher mechanisms, including Irish nationalism, weighing against them. Their fiction underlines the fact that however confused and fragile these elderly protagonists may be, and however despised and ignored by the society around them, they all yet retain a powerful sense of their own individuality.

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David Segura,Olayinka Mohorn-Mintahnsights and experiences, the epilogue argues that, though the world of the bedbound and dying is in many ways the most alien to the busy consumerist world of contemporary Ireland, the three novels discussed here show the ability of even the bedbound to change and develop in rich and complex ways.

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Introduction: Gerontology and Its Challenges,ing afresh at a range of familiar and not so familiar Irish texts through a gerontological lens, is intended as an early intervention in the field. The introduction will look first at general theories of gerontology, then at literary gerontology, before going on to discuss ageing in the Irish context.

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