There is much debate in the literature as to the extent to which self and identity persist in
people with dementia. The aim of this systematic review was to examine methods currently …

In the last decade there has been a notable increase in efforts to expand understandings of
dementia by incorporating the body and theorizing its interrelationship with the larger social …

Dementia care practices are premised on a model of Alzheimer's disease that denies the
body an agential role in the constitution and manifestation of selfhood. As a consequence …

We would like to thank Rachel Hazelwood, our Editorial Administrator for the Routledge
Handbook of Cultural Gerontology who showed organisation, patience and kindness …

Designing new technologies with and for individuals with dementia is a growing topic of
interest within HCI. Yet, predominant societal views contribute to the positioning of …

This book reexamines the philosophical foundations of physical rehabilitation, expanding
the understanding of movement beyond the physical body. Drawing from disability studies …

The first book in the new series Diversity and Aging, Laura Hurd Clarke's Facing Age
examines the relationship between aging and women in a culture obsessed with …

This article examines two-decades of progress toward developing 'geographies of ageing'as
a distinct field of human geography. Reflecting on the last review in this journal by Harper …

Approaches to ageing that are organised around productivity, success, and active late life
have contributed to views of dementia as an unsuccessful, failed or 'frailed'old age …

Despite indications that recreational virtual reality (VR) experiences could be beneficial for
people with dementia, this area remains unexplored in contrast to the body of work on …