Resilience in women older than 85 is defined as the ability to achieve, retain, or regain a
level of physical or emotional health after devastating illness or loss. This concept analysis …

'Ageing, Corporeality and Embodiment'outlines and develops an argument about the
emergence of a 'new ageing'during the second half of the twentieth century and its …

" Designated a Doody's Core Title! Praise for the previous edition: This reference is valuable
to scholars at all levels of nursing and is especially useful to researchers.... With this volume …

Background. Emancipation as a nursing concept is derived from a long‐standing history of
social oppression and is easily addressed by both critical social theory and feminist theory. It …

This volume of original chapters is designed to bring attention to a neglected area of feminist
scholarship-aging. After several decades of feminist studies we are now well informed of the …

The current study investigated whether beliefs about aging vary by culture, age, and gender.
The Lasher and Faulkender (Int. J. Aging Hum. Dev., 37: 247–259, 1993) Anxiety about …

Explores specific questions in feminist psychology and the psychology of women and
gender. The author begins by looking at the roles the body plays in shaping sex, rejecting …

This article explores methodological and ethical issues in the conduct of research with
vulnerable families. Some methodological and ethical issues are common to allfamily …

Resilience in women older than age 85 is defined as the response of rebound and
improvement in function after devastating illness. Using a snowball recruitment method, 7 …

Ever-single, older women are a diverse group, whose experiences of singlehood have
received little attention from researchers. In this qualitative study, eight women between the …