v. 17 (2014): Número Especial 17 - Death/Finitude and Old Age

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Publicado: 2014-11-13

Editorial

Finitude and Death - certainties denied

Maria Helena Villas Bôas Concone

01-10
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Artigos

Invisible violence in aging

Sandra Emma Carmona Valdés

11-35
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Older people’s Imaginarium about life after death

Felipe R. Vásquez Palacios

37-48
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Involuntary freedom in elderly widows- Narrative insights

Sílvia Carriço, Rui Neves

49-63
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Finitude, Aging and Subjectivity

Mariele Rodrigues Correa, Francisco Hashimoto

65-79
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The old and the death.

Lucy Gomes Vianna, Altair Loureiro, Vicente Paulo Alves, Cecília Vianna

81-95
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Networks of Life: A Jungian reading about aging and death

Gilzete Passos Magalhães, Giselli Renata Gonçalves, Glaucia Sawaguchi, Sheila Taba, Durval Luiz de Faria

97-123
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Euthanasia: would elderly people from socio-economic classes D/E perform it or allow it on their relatives?

Diego Fraga Rezende, Gabriela Nunes Oliveira, Lucy Gomes Vianna, Izabel Borges dos Santos

125-135
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Widowhood: The representation of death through of the vision male and female

Marcela Eiras Rubio

137-148
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The Elderly: A New Social Actor ahead of the finitude/death

Rita de Cássia da Silva Oliveira, Paola Andressa Scortegagna, Flávia da Silva Oliveira

149-167
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About death and dying: a space for observation

Ana Maria Yamaguchi Ferreira, Katia da Silva Wanderley

169-180
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Infinitude in Religion: When One Life Is Not Enough

Eliane Garcia Rezende, Flamínia Manzano Moreira Lodovici, Maria Helena Villas Bôas Concone

181-197
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