THE SOCIOLOGY OF AGEING THIRD EDITION
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Book Details
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Author: Diana K. Harris
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Publisher: Rawat Publications
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Language: English
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Edition: 2020
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ISBN: 9788131611234
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Pages: 300
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Binding: Hardback
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Sale Territory: India
About the Book
This book offers a comprehensive overview of the sociology of aging, remaining the only work that addresses aging exclusively from a sociological perspective. Fully updated in its new edition, it includes new chapters focused on the retirement of the first baby boomers, the development of semi-independent or assisted living housing arrangements, elder abuse in nursing homes (including general quality concerns), and the long-term challenges that affect Medicare and Social Security.
The book is organized into five insightful sections:
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Part 1: The Scope of Aging
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The Field and Its Methods
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Population, Boomers, and Longevity
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Part 2: The Individual and Society
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Age Norms and Age Statuses
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Cultural Values and Cultural Diversity
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Social, Biological, and Psychological Aspects of Aging
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Social Groups, Organizations, and Retirement Communities
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Part 3: Social Inequality
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Social Stratification and Class
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The Minority Elderly
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Part 4: Social Institutions
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The Family and Education
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The Economy: Work and Retirement
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Politics and Religion
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Part 5: Issues of Aging
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Deviance
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Assisted Living, Nursing Homes, and Health
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Death and Dying
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Income and Health Security
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This updated edition provides an in-depth and holistic exploration of aging from a sociological viewpoint. It addresses the impact of social structures and policies on older adults, making this book a vital resource for students, researchers, and professionals in the fields of aging, sociology, social services, and public health.