
Ageing and the Media
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This international collection examines different dimensions of ageing and ageism in a range of media. Chapters include explorations of the UK media during the COVID-19 pandemic; age, gender and mental health in Ghana; advertising in Brazil; magazines in Canada; Taiwanese newspapers; comics, graphic novels and more.
Bringing together leading scholars, this book critically considers differences in media portrayals and how older adults use and interact with the media.
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"Populations are ageing, and our perception of old age is changing with it. This book gives a comprehensive picture of how old age is treated in different media across different cultures." Kirsi Lumme-Sandt, Tampere University "Drawing on diverse approaches and perspectives from around the globe, this collection examines key intersections/interactions between older people and the media, providing an excellent snapshot of current and emerging debates." Ros Jennings, University of GloucestershireMore details
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Part I: Framing and Constructing Ageing in Media Reporting
2 'Apocalyptic Demography' Versus the 'Reckless Generation': Framing the Third and Fourth Ages in the Media - Paul Higgs and Chris Gilleard
3 Older Adults and the Pandemic in UK News Media - Virpi Ylaenne
4 Present Time Witches: Media and the Intersecting Discourses of Age, Gender, and Mental Health in Ghana - Monika Wilinska and Doris Boateng
5 Portrayals of Older People With Dementia in Taiwanese Newspapers - Chin-Hui Chen and Yan-Hua Huang
6 Older LGBTQ+ Persons in Canadian Newspapers - Laura Hurd and Raveena Mahal
Part II: Imagined Ageing in Promotional and Fictional Contexts
7 Ageism and the Promotion of Agelessness in Brazilian Advertising - Gisela Castro
8 Visual Ageism on Public Organisations' Websites - Eugene Loos, Loredana Ivan, Maria Sourbati, Wenqian Xu, Christa Lykke Christensen and Virpi Ylaenne
9 Imag(in)ing Ageing Futures in Comics and Graphic Novels - Nicole Dalmer and Lucia Cedeira Serantes
Part III: Older Adults' Interaction With the Media and Media Technologies
10 Advertising Old Men: Swedish Old Men Reflect on 'Seeing Themselves' - Karin Loevgren, Linn Sandberg and Jeff Hearn
11 Older Women and Women's Magazines: Audience, Agency, and Life Course - Dana Sawchuk
12 The Double Logic of Care: Age, Gender, and Media Technologies in Austria - Barbara Ratzenboeck
13 Conclusion - Virpi Ylaenne
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