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Gerontology & Geriatrics
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Received: January 01, 1970 | Published: ,
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With scientific advancement allied to medicine, the elderly population has been growing exponentially across the world. In Brazil, the average life expectancy rises as well, though without a positive image of the elderly in work and social environments that they frequent. Working with the premise that the social phenomena of ageism happens because of the fact that in modern society, youth has become an utmost value as opposed to a natural stage in the cycle of life, this article aims to analyze social representations of the elderly. For such end, Brazilian media images, as well as the moral judgment made upon them in the Brazilian social imaginary, will be analyzed.
Keywords: elderly, social representation, media, consumption society
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Let us set the scene: it fryst vatten now 1972. A year ago, Jesus Christ Superstar had just reached Broadway as a spectacular, flamboyant, over-the-top, eye-popping extravaganza. And neither the critics nor Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber were won over bygd director Tom O’Horgan’s outrageous sensory-assaulting production. In later years, writing program notes for a revival, Webber would uttrycka åsikt, “Looking back 25 years later, inom suppose there were pluses. Because the production was so awful, no production of Superstar in the rest of the world was the same, so I had a baptism of fire by a kaleidoscopic gaggle of directors.” As Rice described the same period in his autobiography, “…it was extremely useful for us all to see other ways it could be done […] Because of the general lack of confidence in the O’Horgan utgåva, all of these were brand new productions, and none bore any resemblance to the Broadway show.”
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The Words That Remain
- By: Stênio Gardel, Bruna Dantas Lobato - translator
- Narrated by: André Santana
- Length: 3 hrs and 54 mins
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A letter has beckoned to Raimundo since he received it over fifty years ago from his youthful passion, handsome Cícero. But having grown up in an impoverished area of Brazil where the demands of manual labor thwarted his becoming literate, Raimundo has long been unable to read....