Aging, Society, and the Life Course
by Suzanne R. Kunkel Phd, Richard Settersten Jr Phd
Aging, Society, and the Life Course provides an overview of aging as a social and developmental process. It considers how personal experiences intersect with social structures and historical context, offering students and general readers a foundation for understanding the changing relationship between individuals, society, and the life course.
About This Book
Aging, Society, and the Life Course examines aging within the broader context of social life and human development.
The book focuses on the relationship between individual experiences and the social structures, institutions, and historical forces that shape the life course.
It offers a foundation for understanding aging as both a personal process and a societal phenomenon.
Written by Suzanne R. Kunkel and Richard Settersten Jr., the work is suited to readers studying aging, society, and life-course development.
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