No. 264 / February 1995
Ageing
Editor's
letter
- Ageing with attitude
The idea of ageing kicks into action a host of fears and prejudices. Nikki van der Gaag suggests some positive ways of facing the future in a world where more and more people are living longer.
- Over to you
NI readers give their views on ageing.
- Vanishing cream for the mind
Conspirators in a plot to elevate youth and denigrate age? Or victims of it? Jeremiah Creedon reports from the front-line of middle age.
- I would pick more daisies
A poem by Don Herold
- Bosom of the family
African families look after their old folk. Or do they? Elizabeth Obadina finds it's not always possible.
- A RIPE OLD AGE - THE FACTS
- A crone's progress
Allegra Taylor goes in search of older women's wisdom.
- Stranded in Hamburgerland
Jeremy Seabrook reports from South-East Asia where elderly people struggle to be heard above the babble of consumer culture.
- Simply - twelve myths about ageing
- The remains of the feast
The story of Ratna and her grandmother who wanted it all, by Gita Hariharan.
- Coming of age in Conchali
Katrina Payne sees women in Chile refusing to take their advancing years lying down.
- Letters
- Letter from Russia
- Update
- The NI Interview with Herbert de Souza
- Reviews: plus
Otto Preminger classic
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