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Perspectives on the Continuity Perspective
The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1982This paper explores the strengths and limitations of the continuity perspective on aging. First, current usages of the concept are delineated. Then available literature is reviewed for evidence that continuity is in fact characteristic of the aging process and for indications that it is positively related to morale in old age.
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1981
Romanticism, through its stress on the uniqueness of the artist’s personal vision and its recognition that cultures widely separated in time and space have viewed the world differently, generated a sense of the relativity of different perceptual standpoints. Truth did not thereby become problematic, but it did become a potential problem.
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Romanticism, through its stress on the uniqueness of the artist’s personal vision and its recognition that cultures widely separated in time and space have viewed the world differently, generated a sense of the relativity of different perceptual standpoints. Truth did not thereby become problematic, but it did become a potential problem.
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A different perspective on breast cancer risk factors: Some implications of the nonattributable risk
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1982Herbert Seidman, H Seidman
exaly