دانلود کتاب Intimacy and Ageing: New Relationships in Later Life

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INTIMACY AND AGEING\nContents\nList of figures and tables\nAcknowledgements\nSeries editors’ preface\n1. Introduction\n Setting the scene\n Outline of the book\n2. Intimacy and ageing in late modernity\n The changing landscape of later life\n The transformation of intimacy\n Intimacy and cultural context\n The importance of life phase: a developmental perspective\n Conclusion\n3. The changing landscape of intimacy in later life\n The impact of the prolonged lifespan for envisioning new intimate futures\n A culture of divorce\n From ‘society of widows’ to ‘society of divorcees’\n The grey divorce revolution\n The gendered structure of the partner market\n Changing venues for dating in later life\n Conclusion\n4. From marriage to alternative union forms\n A smorgasbord of union forms\n Are older people carriers of the ideals of marriage culture?\n Are older people following the ideals of their times?\n Are some union forms more adapted to later life?\n A question of age, period or cohort?\n Cohort\n Historical time\n Life phase\n Conclusion\n5. A life of relationships\n Relationship careers among older Swedes\n Consequences of prior relationship dissolutions for late-life intimacy\n Gendered experiences: continuity and change in repartnering\n Conclusion\n6. Attitudes towards new romantic relationships\n Attitudes to what?\n Whose attitudes?\n The Swedish case\n Conclusion\n7. Initiation and development of new romantic relationships\n Unveiling negotiation and change in new late-life relationships\n Relationship ideals in singlehood: Single Sally\n From singlehood to LAT and beyond: LAT Lisa and Lars\n From singlehood to cohabitation and beyond: Cohabiting Carl and Caroline\n From singlehood to marriage and beyond: Married Mike and Martha\n Conclusion\n8. A new partner as a resource for social support\n The gains of repartnering\n Companionate support\n Emotional support\n Practical support\n Conclusion\n9. Consequences for social network and support structures\n The impact of life transitions on linked lives\n Integration of social and filial networks\n The partner as a key to autonomy\n Restructuring the chain of interdependent lives\n A hierarchy of dependencies\n The social support network\n Conclusion\n10. Sex in an ideology of love\n From an ideology of marriage to an ideology of love\n The ideal of the consummate relationship\n Sex in new late-life relationships\n Conclusion\n11. Time as a structuring condition for new intimate relationships in later life6\n An existential theory of time\n Post-(re)productive free time\n Remaining time\n Conclusion\n12. Discussion\n Historical change\n Phase of life\n The Swedish case\nMethodological appendix\n The qualitative interview study\n The quantitative questionnaire\nReferences\nNotes\nIndex