The Society for Psychological Anthropology (SPA)’s 2019 Biennial Meeting
The Aging as a Human Condition project had two panels at SPA meeting
Info about event
Time
Location
Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico
Panel 1: Intersubjectivity And The (Good) Old Life: Phenomenological Engagements With Anthropology, Philosophy And Art.
Discussants: Doug Hollan, Bernhard Leistle.
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Individual abstracts
Lone Grøn: The Alien Other. Intimacy, Time and Responsivity at a Danish dementia ward.
Maria Speyer: Inconclusive figures and intimate others in old age.
Susan Reynolds Whyte: Virtues and vexations: intimate others caring for elders in eastern Uganda.
Rasmus Dyring: On the anarchy of intimacy: For an ontological anthropology of intimate others in long-term care.
Maria Louw: Virtuous aging in uncanny spaces: Being old and Kyrgyz in the absence of the young.
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Panel 2: Troubling Intimate Others and The Good (Old) Life.
Discussant: Joel Robbins.
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Individual abstracts
Lotte Meinert: Fencing off and keeping close. Ambiguous intimacies and space in elderly Ik Lives.
Helle Wentzer: Welfare others – dependencies in patient care paths after hospital.
Cheryl Mattingly: Aging as a relational act: Inter-bodies, alterities, and the ethics of care.
Harmandeep Gill: From money to poop.
Thomas Schwartz Wentzer: Ghosts from the past – German elders and the presence of World War 2.
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