“THE SOUR-SWEET TASTE OF AGING”: SPEECHES, BODY PRACTICES AND GENERATIONAL EXPERIENCES
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.53800Keywords:
Aging. Women. Physical Activity. Cross-generation relationsAbstract
This study aims to understand generational experiences and modes of subjectivity of a group of elderly women who experience corporal practices in a recreational social project in Ubá, Minas Gerais. It is an anthropological study with field observation and interviews with seven women. Narratives show the symbolic complexity of generational relations established in this context, in which sharing and conflicts are striking. Such experiences expose the multiple meanings of the ways of aging in contemporary society and the need to reflect on the limitations of educational activities developed in those educational contexts.
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