Ageing Flashcards

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What is the post-modernist viewpoint?

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traditional social structures like ageing have lost influence and people have greater individual freedom.

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who is the post-modernist evidence?

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Stephen Hunt

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what did Hunt argue?

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First, the elderly can embody individualization through cosmetic surgery, exercise, and anti-ageing products.

Second, the media now portray the lifestyles of the elderly in positive ways.

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What is the analysis for post-modernists

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pro-natalist policies
- limit the dependency ratio
- 58:42
- working:non-working pop.

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What is the marxist feminist viewpoint?

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ageing pop. is prolematic to capitalism bcs theyre unproductive

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Who is the marxist feminist evidence?

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Chris Phillipson (1982)

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what did Phillipson say?

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elderly lack usefulness to capitalism because they are no longer productive. They no longer make profit because they do not work.

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Give examples on Phillipson’s argument?

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First, the ruling class therefore do not provide enough care support through the state.

Second, this means care for elderly becomes the responsibility of the family, particularly women.

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What is the analysis for marxist-feminists?

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Lesley Doyal (1995)
- women made unwell by capitalism
- bcs of unpaid labour of future, current and non-workers

ONS (2022)
- women life expectancy in deprived areas are 19 years less than women in least deprived areas

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