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Internationale Programme zum Globalen Wandelluskey, 2008). Sexuality is popularly viewed as the exclusive domain of the young and mainly as youth-focused activity (Schiavi, 1999) and so the assumption is that aging men and women do not have the right to enter the privileged space of the young and certainly not with their perceived undesirable

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Herausforderungen und Lebenswelt man called Peter. The dynamic conflict between disability and masculinities consists of the opposing associations of disability-dependency, weakness and vulnerability-and masculinities that are usually perceived as strong, autonomous and powerful (Shuttleworth, Wedgwood and Wilson, 2012; Gershick a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-11950-8s caregiving (Hanlon, 2009), it is wrongly assumed that men are incapable of the caring role, (Applegate and Kaye, 1995) As Niall Hanlon (Hanlon, 2009) points out in an Irish context, there are specific groups of men who are much more likely to engage in caregiving, particularly aging men and gay me

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Herausforderungen der Individualisierungioned between the dominant discourse of aging (the narrative of decline, [Gullette, 2004]) and the ‘positive aging’ discourse (Townsend, 2006) with its commercial exploitation of the old, how can aging men navigate their own routes in increasingly choppy seas?

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