The History of Aging

About This Issue

Our May 2016 issue features four articles on “The History of Aging” and essays on U.S.-Cuba relations, teaching thematically as opposed to chronologically, and reflections on forty years in the classroom.

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Table of Contents

Getting Old in the New Republic

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Perspectives, Personal and Professional, on Writing Old-Age History

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The Ambivalence of Aging in Postwar America

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How the Old Can Learn from the Young

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Not Your Grandfather’s U.S. History Class: Abandoning Chronology and Teaching Thematically

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Reflections on Forty Years in the History Classroom

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Between Memory and History: U.S.-Cuba Rapprochement in a Time of Rememberance

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Money Talks

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