Volume 4 | Occasion: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities

Volume 4

Date:

05.31.2012

Aging, Old Age, Memory, Aesthetics

Special issue editors Marlene Goldman, Andrea Charise, Linda Hutcheon and Michael Hutcheon

Aging, Old Age, Memory, Aesthetics: Introduction to Special Issue
Marlene Goldman
Late Style(s): The Ageism of the Singular
Linda Hutcheon
Michael Hutcheon
Vision and Insight: Portraits of the Aged Woman Artist, 1600-1800
Julia K. Dabbs
“Let the reader think of the burden”: Old Age and the Crisis of Capacity
Andrea Charise
Embodied Memory: Ageing, Neuroculture, and the Genealogy of Mind
Stephen Katz
No Future? Aging, Temporality, History, and Reverse Chronologies
Cynthia Port
“In One’s Skin and Flesh”: Aging Bodies and Transcendent Forms in Sheila Watson’s The Double Hook
Angelo Muredda
An Artist’s Statement, The Sounds of Forgetting: An Aural Exploration of Memory and Perception
Aynsley Moorhouse
Alzheimer Expressions or Expressions Despite Alzheimer's? Philosophical Reflections on Selfhood and Embodiment
Pia C. Kontos
Dementia, Caregiving, and Narrative in Michael Ignatieff’s Scar Tissue
Amelia DeFalco
Assisted Living: Aging, Old Age, Memory, Aesthetics
Kathleen Woodward