Summer Days Are Gone : Age and the Poetics of (Rock 'n' Roll) Song

P. 147-153

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Acknowledgements
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • The Topic of Ageing in Philip Larkin's Poetry
  • Old Age in Serbia : Transition for All Ages
  • The Hourglass of Time : Life Cycle in the Digital Era.
  • Aware too late, said Beauty as she passed: The Expiry Date to be Liked and to Love : Some Medieval Views on Old Age and Sexuality
  • Ripeness is Gall : Images of Ageing in the Theatre of Edward Bond
  • Problem Columns and the Discourse of Masculine Ageing Anxieties in Britain
  • Willie's Monkey Gland or the Bio-Aesthetics of Ageing in the Poetry of W.B. Yeats
  • Grapholagia Poetica : Ageing as Confrontation with or Avoidance of Death
  • None of it adds up : Economies of Aging in Doris Lessing's The Diary of a Good Neighbor
  • Love's Knowledge? : Growing Old Disgracefully in Philip Roth's The Human Stain
  • The Aging Fallacy : Older Scholars and Cultural Belatedness
  • Summer Days Are Gone : Age and the Poetics of (Rock 'n' Roll) Song
  • Failure to Listen to the Voice of the Ancestors : Ben Okri's Perception of Nigeria as an Abiku Country
  • Making Use of a Family Collage as a Means for Processing Traumatic Experiences in Working with Holocaust Survivors
  • Notes on Contributors
• Information

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