Mar 10, 2017
Enframed Ephemerality...
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Enframed Ephemerality...
"I’ve listened to someone as young as 14 and someone as old as 100 talk about their close friends, and [there are] three expectations of a close friend that I hear people describing and valuing across the entire life course. Somebody to talk to, someone to depend on, and someone to enjoy. These expectations remain the same, but the circumstances under which they’re accomplished change." - William Rawlins, the Stocker Professor of Interpersonal Communication at Ohio University. Source: Social Science Insights. [Image: Two women walk together with quote above from ‘Somebody to talk to.”] Image: SSI. Quote: The Atlantic.
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Life Metaphors We Live By
Welcome to Step 2 of the LifePath Mapping process I am providing in this blog over this next two-three months. (You may see the previous post from the calendar below for Step One.) I invite you to respond in your life mapping journal to the following prompts (Or, you might wish to print out this post and write your answer in the open spaces below, compiling these step by step pages in a…
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Ageism
Ageism is discrimination against older people on the basis of their age. It involves making narrow judgements about the elderly based on stereotypes and treating them differently based on nothing other than their biological age, which can occur at both individual and institutional levels. Two example of ageism include: judging older people based on stereotypical assumptions about age, by…
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