Titlebook: Aging and Human Nature; Perspectives from Ph Mark Schweda,Michael Coors,Claudia Bozzaro Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Growi

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Birth, Progress, and Appropriation. Aging and Generationality from the?Perspective of Historical Ant context: the importance of origin and birth, the question of time and progress, and the aspects of mediation and appropriation. In conclusion, the chapter offers reflections on recent social developments in the context of generations and on the current importance of aging and old age.

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Book 2020theoretical questions and assumptions involved in the discussion of ageing and old age. What does it mean for human beings to grow old and become more vulnerable and dependent? How can we understand the manifestations of ageing and old age in the human body? How should we interpret the processes of

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F. Z. Khiari,T. Al-Abdulla,F. A. Liadial resources of narrative may, first, help to uncover implicit narratives that obstruct further explanatory research into certain phenomena of aging. Second, narrative may help to integrate scientific explanations of aging as part of meaningful approaches to aging, bridging the gap between metric time and lived time.

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Muhammad Asif,Asha Pandey,Charles Adulugbaring to the philosophical tradition of phenomenology (Husserl, Merleau-Ponty, Waldenfels) and to the theory of narrative time (Paul Ric?ur). This way aging is conceptualized as the experience of embodied time which is refigured by narrative schemas of aging.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-69051-8age and aging. However, the debate between fatalists and resistors is not easily settled because it is rooted in what I call the paradox of human finitude: On the one hand, we as human beings are constantly engaged in overcoming or transcending our temporal limits, while on the other hand, without temporal finitude we would not be human.

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