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‘Age Brings Experience’: Challenging Ageism in an Online Community

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By Anne Byrne BSc, Hope Mimbs, Anne Barrett
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Digital spaces, including online communities, are increasingly vital components of the social networks in which individuals age (Ebardo and Suarez 2021; Gao et al. 2024; Ho et al. 2024; Sixsmith et al. 2022). While much research on ageing in place has highlighted how social networks are maintained locally in residential neighbourhoods and nearby communities (e.g., Barrett et al.
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If “starchitecture” is truly dead, we should dance on its grave

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By Anne Barrett, Kristine Klein Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
An article by Aaron Betsky entitled “Death of the Stararchitect” published by Architect popped up in my inbox last month. Betsky was unsure if this death was a good thing. If it is true that “starchitecture” has died, I would respond by saying, “About time!” As a female architect who started working in the late 1990s, I found this cult of male genius infuriating.
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Altruistic ageing: how age inequality contributes to care work’s construction as a burden | Ageing & Society | Cambridge Core

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By Anne Barrett, Monica Consolandi, Eliana Fattorini, Katia Vecchione
| dx.doi.org
Introduction A common discourse on ageing emphasizes the need to avoid becoming a burden to loved ones, particularly younger family members. This fear is widespread among middle-aged and older adults, often surpassing actual levels of reliance on care (e.g. AARP 2024; Pew Research Center 2015).
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