S. H. Matthews, Friendships Through the Life Course: Oral Biographies in Old Age. Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1986. 176 pp. $24.50 hardcover, $12.50 softcover. This book is an important contribution to a growing area of inquiry-the sociology of friendship. Like many other authors in this area, Sara Matthews is a gerontologist as well as a sociologist. She is currently Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Gerontological Studies Program at Case Western Reserve University. Researchers from both fields will find this book interesting. Teachers will find it sufficiently theoretically challenging to use in graduate-level seminars and simply enough written to assign to undergraduates
An integrative conceptual framework for friendship research was proposed by Adams and Blieszner (199...
Objective: To analyze the relationship between social word use in autobiographies and longevity. Alt...
The United States is undergoing a major increase in a segment of the population we socially define a...
Friendship is a relationship that can endure across the entire lifespan, serving a vital role forsus...
Old age is a period during which people have an opportunity to alter their friendship patterns. The ...
Social connections profoundly impact mental and physical health, identity development, and overall w...
This chapter examines the research related to only one of the many potential hypotheses derived from...
The author discusses the need for a better theoretical understanding of friendship in order for its ...
The current study examined differences in friendships between younger adults and older adults. One h...
Objectives. Friendships contribute uniquely to well-being in (late) adulthood. However, studies on f...
Although many studies of friendship support exist, little information is available on friendship's n...
Friendships of Older Women: Changes Over Time was a follow-up study designed to examine older women'...
Friendships contribute uniquely to well-being in (late) adulthood. However, studies on friendship of...
Friendship is an intrinsic aspect of living across generations. However, the significance of friends...
My dissertation is about friendship and its ageless features. Friendship is a close relationship mos...
An integrative conceptual framework for friendship research was proposed by Adams and Blieszner (199...
Objective: To analyze the relationship between social word use in autobiographies and longevity. Alt...
The United States is undergoing a major increase in a segment of the population we socially define a...
Friendship is a relationship that can endure across the entire lifespan, serving a vital role forsus...
Old age is a period during which people have an opportunity to alter their friendship patterns. The ...
Social connections profoundly impact mental and physical health, identity development, and overall w...
This chapter examines the research related to only one of the many potential hypotheses derived from...
The author discusses the need for a better theoretical understanding of friendship in order for its ...
The current study examined differences in friendships between younger adults and older adults. One h...
Objectives. Friendships contribute uniquely to well-being in (late) adulthood. However, studies on f...
Although many studies of friendship support exist, little information is available on friendship's n...
Friendships of Older Women: Changes Over Time was a follow-up study designed to examine older women'...
Friendships contribute uniquely to well-being in (late) adulthood. However, studies on friendship of...
Friendship is an intrinsic aspect of living across generations. However, the significance of friends...
My dissertation is about friendship and its ageless features. Friendship is a close relationship mos...
An integrative conceptual framework for friendship research was proposed by Adams and Blieszner (199...
Objective: To analyze the relationship between social word use in autobiographies and longevity. Alt...
The United States is undergoing a major increase in a segment of the population we socially define a...