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(Ebook) Crazy Age: Thoughts on Being Old by Jane Miller ISBN 9781844086504, 184408650X

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Authors:Jane Miller
Pages:256 pages.
Year:2012
Editon:2012
Publisher:Virago UK
Language:english
File Size:86.18 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781844086504, 184408650X
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(Ebook) Crazy Age: Thoughts on Being Old by Jane Miller ISBN 9781844086504, 184408650X

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Deeply thoughtful, wry, and resilient, this fascinating and absorbing book about growing older is a literate and life-enhancing look at what all of us—if we are lucky—can aspire to "I like being old at least as much as I liked being middle aged and a good deal more than I liked being young."  Like Diana Athill's Somewhere Towards the End, this series of perceptive and warm-hearted essays is an incisive look at aging. Jane Miller dips back and forth easily between the personal and the literary, discussing the deep sustaining joys of friendship; the treatment of old age in literature from Tolstoy to Updike, Wharton to de Beauvoir; the loss of interest in such once-central preoccupation as fashion and sex; physical ailments; and exactly how age changes others' perceptions of one, including within one's own family. This reflective, intimate memoir beautifully examines and rethinks what it means to be old in a culture which prides youth and views old age as a slow decline towards the end of life.
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