The American Anthropological Association's (AAA) Annual Conference in Washington.
The Aging as a Human Condition project had panels at the AAA conference, Nov 28 - Dec 3, 2017.
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Washington DC
Radical Uncertainty and the Search for the Good Old Life. Artistic, Philosophical and Anthropological Explorations.
Organizers: Lotte Meinert and Lone Grøn.
Discussants: Lawrence Cohen and Joel Robbins
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PANEL 1: Individual abstracts
DISCUSSANT: Lawrence Cohen
Harmandeep Gill: Coming to terms with impermanence. The pursuit for moral transformations among elderly Tibetans in Dharamsala.
Tove Nyholm: Enlarge, simplify, sensualize and deepen: From lived life to aesthetic expression
Janelle S. Taylor: "Between Abuse and Abandonment: Friendship and Dementia at the Margins of Social Personhood"
Helle Wentzer: Aging as a Human Condition. The Aporias and Art of Practicing a Good (Old) Life
PANEL 2: Individual abstracts
DISCUSSANT: Joel Robbins.
Lone Grøn: Ontological Breakdown, Institutional Aging and the Good Life in Denmark
Maria Speyer: The Shared Body. Figural Drawing and the Specificity and Universality of Aging
Susan Reynolds Whyte: ‘Still here’: shifting constellations of care in eastern Uganda.
Rasmus Dyring: Ethics and Aging: On the Existential Vicissitudes of Ethical Striving
Read the individual abstracts here