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[Critical Gerontology : An orientation].

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  • Social Gerontology
  • Critical Theory

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  • Critical gerontology has been underexplored in German-language aging research.
  • This field aims to understand and challenge ageism and societal structures impacting older adults.

Purpose:

  • To trace the historical development of critical gerontology approaches.
  • To analyze the concept of critique within critical gerontology.
  • To clarify the social theoretical foundations and distinctiveness of critical gerontology.

Summary:

  • The study examines various critical gerontology approaches, noting their shared goal of older adult emancipation and autonomy.
  • Significant differences exist in their understanding of critique and scientific theory status.
  • The specific perspective distinguishing critical gerontology from other social gerontological approaches remains unclear.

Impact:

  • Proposes four criteria for critical gerontology to fulfill.
  • Aims to refine the theoretical and practical application of critical gerontology.
  • Contributes to a more defined understanding of critical perspectives in aging studies.