A study of the ways in which the elderly fashion their memories through personal narrative. It involves the reader in the construction of life stories as a richly rewarding and highly social process that often reveals the types of relationships that dominate the lives of group members.
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Ruth E. Ray is Associate Professor of English and faculty associate in gerontology at Wayne State University.
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