Reminiscence reviewed : evaluations, achievements, perspectives / edited by Joanna Bornat.
Material type: TextSeries: Rethinking ageing seriesPublisher: Balmoor, Buckingham [England] ; Bristol, PA : Open University Press, 1994Description: xi, 148 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0335190421
- 9780335190423
- 0335190413
- 9780335190416
- 305.260723 20
- HQ1061 .R43 1994
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 135-143) and index.
Notes on contributors -- Series editor's preface -- Introduction -- 1. Reminiscence within the study of ageing: The social significance of story -- 2. What splendour, it all coheres: Life-review therapy with older people -- 3. An interesting confusion: What can we do with reminiscence groupwork? -- 4. What can reminiscence contribute to people with dementia? -- 5. Reminiscence reviewed: A discourse analytic perspective -- 6. Beyond anti-ageism: Reminiscence groups and the development of anti-discriminatory social work education and practice -- 7. A fair hearing: Life-review in a hospital setting -- 8. 'I got put away': Group-based reminiscence with people with learning difficulties -- 9. Dramatizing reminiscences -- 10. Turning talking into writing -- 11. Arthos Wales: Working in hospitals -- References -- Index.
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