Care as a Social Relationship: Helping the Elderly

Care as a Social Relationship: Helping the Elderly

Based on fieldwork conducted between 1982 & 1984 in a Ru GB village, a model is constructed of nonkin community assistance to the elderly. Such care is shown to be a social relationship shaped by the community's code of values, elderly's communication of need, & the agreement betwe...

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Veröffentlicht in:Anthropology today 1987-06, Vol.3 (3), p.13-14
1. Verfasser: Michaud, Ellen M.
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Age groups
Care of the aged
Communities
Community relations
Community support
Elderly
Friendship
Great Britain
Older adults
Rural Communities
Social Support
Volunteerism
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Communities
Community relations
Community support
Elderly
Friendship
Great Britain
Older adults
Rural Communities
Social Support
Volunteerism
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