2009
DOI: 10.3917/gs.130.0145
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Mémoire générationnelle et identité

Abstract: Les institutions gériatriques sont des communautés où cohabitenttrès souvent des solitudes. L’arrivée en institution va poser, pourde nombreux résidents, la question de leur place, voire de leuridentité. Créer des liens avec des individus qui renvoient l’âgé à sapropre vieillesse, à ses pertes et pour certains à sa déchéance estimpossible. Il existe pourtant une communauté qui leur est propre,celle du souvenir du « jeune temps », temps de la découverte,des amours. Cette époque est une marque générationnelle.Un… Show more

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“…In nursing homes for the elderly, legacy writing is highlighted as a means of communication, a vector for exchanges and sharing (Janvier, 2007), as it enables the creation of social ties between residents (Billé, 2006;Ribes et al, 2009), between residents and staff (Ross, 1990;Blanchard, 2006;Trueman and Parker, 2006) and even between residents and their own families (Argentin, 2006). Thus, by evoking his life story, the narrator can try to create a sort of intimacy with his readers.…”
Section: Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In nursing homes for the elderly, legacy writing is highlighted as a means of communication, a vector for exchanges and sharing (Janvier, 2007), as it enables the creation of social ties between residents (Billé, 2006;Ribes et al, 2009), between residents and staff (Ross, 1990;Blanchard, 2006;Trueman and Parker, 2006) and even between residents and their own families (Argentin, 2006). Thus, by evoking his life story, the narrator can try to create a sort of intimacy with his readers.…”
Section: Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%