2.2 Memories and Productive Orientations in the Interview and in Group Discussion No access
2.3 Researchers View in Analysis No access
2.4 Core Sentences as Experience Categories Expressed in Everyday Language No access
3.1 Productive Orientations and Spontaneous Activity No access
3.2 Feelings of Insecurity and Productive Orientations No access
4.1.1 Living in a Senior Citizens Home No access
4.1.2 Managing the Household in the Senior Citizens Home No access
4.1.3 Assisted Living at Home No access
4.1.4 A Therapeutic Example from Irvin D. Yalom: A Wake-Up Call in Old Age No access
4.2.1 Maintaining Caring Relationships No access
4.2.2 Developing Relationships of Friendship No access
4.2.3 A Literary Example from Bertolt Brecht: “Die unwürdige Greisin” (Unseemly Old Lady) No access
5 Interviews with Social Carers No access Pages 59 - 66
6.1 Looking into the Mirror: a Quiet, Personal Conversation with Oneself No access
6.2.1 “Back then, when you had decided on a trade, that was your scope of work to the bitter end” No access
6.2.2 “Today I thank God that I was not a hero, when you kill someone, you’re a murderer” No access
6.3.1 “Those are our dogs. When we went hunting, they were always with us. All of them are dead now.” No access
6.3.2 “That’s my wife, who’s dead now, she had just come from dancing, that was the first time we saw each other” No access
6.3.3 “That was our Golden Wedding Anniversary and that was our Diamond Wedding Anniversary” No access
7.1.1 Perspectives of a Women’s Group: “A good life is not possible for me without being close to nature” No access
7.1.2 Perspectives of a Men’s Group: “We develop the need for peace and quiet” No access
7.1.3 Perspectives of a Group of Women and Men: “I couldn’t believe I’d become older” No access
7.2.1 “It has to be more, so you can participate in social life and be creative” No access
7.2.2 “Local communities do a lot to ensure that senior citizens can take part in things. For example, senior citizens receive a grant to visit museums.” No access
7.2.3 “A touch of bling and glamour doesn’t hurt” No access
7.3.1 “When we came home wearing trousers, we had to take them off straight away. No! You’re girls, my mother would say, girls don’t wear trousers” No access
7.3.2 “And suddenly we had happy music again and dance events” No access
8.1 Objective Experience Categories of Ageing No access
8.2 Perception Categories of Ageing No access
8.3.1 “I read and write, then I eat, relax for an hour, and in the afternoon, I answer letters and do other practical things that need doing” No access
8.3.2 “I have no pain and I still go for a walk alone with my white stick because I value the feeling of independence” No access
8.4.1 “The youth aren’t as bad as all that. You have to take them seriously and meet them halfway” No access
8.4.2 “We have a wealth of practical knowledge from which young people could learn a great deal” No access
8.4.3 “There are many activities you can join in on as an older person” No access
8.4.4 “You have to gradually accept that there are many things you can’t do anymore in old age. That’s hard” No access
8.4.5 “To climb the stairs without a banister, with a shopping bag is something I can’t do anymore” No access
