Titlebook: Ageing, Narrative and Identity; New Qualitative Soci Nick Hubble,Philip Tew Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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The Fiction and the Cultural Mediation of Ageing Project (FCMAP)sed in the Brunel Centre for Contemporary Writing (BCCW) at Brunel University. The initial FCMAP research questions were concerned with investigating (1) the relationship between cultural representations of, and social attitudes to, ageing and (2) the potential of critical reflection and elective re

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Everyday Life, Self-Narration and Identityadding ‘but the familiar is not necessarily the known’ (15). Subsequently he highlights its ‘. [which] is a category of everyday life, and perhaps an essential category. It never exhausts its reality; from the ambiguity of consciousness and situations spring forth actions, events, results, without w

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Mass Observation and the University of the Third Ageof narrative to participation within, and the understanding (whether self-understanding or sociological understanding) of, such intersubjective experience, it becomes apparent that there is a necessity for a reliable mode of investigation capable of capturing something of the multiplicity of interse

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Understanding Third and Fourth Age Subjectivity from Mass Observation Responsess. It was seen that the fourth age featured differently in the respective accounts of the third age offered by Third Age Trust cofounders, Peter Laslett and Michael Young. However, Young’s argument that the concept should simply be dropped has not borne fruit, and the fourth age has continued to be

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