Come of Age: The Case for Elderhood in a Time of Trouble
In Come of Age, Stephen Jenkinson presents a case for elderhood as an essential cultural role. Reflecting on aging, maturity, responsibility, and a troubled time, this thoughtful work invites readers to reconsider what later life can mean and how elders may contribute to the health of a society.
About This Book
Come of Age examines the idea of elderhood and its place in contemporary life.
Stephen Jenkinson considers what aging can mean beyond familiar ideas of decline, retirement, or personal achievement.
Framed as a case for elderhood, the book reflects on maturity, responsibility, and the challenges of a troubled time.
It offers a contemplative perspective for readers interested in aging, culture, and the possibilities of later life.
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