Trent University, Canada.
J Aging Stud. 2024 Dec;71:101280. doi: 10.1016/j.jaging.2024.101280. Epub 2024 Nov 12.
This Commentary discusses the key areas of thought brought together in this special issue on 'Aging Together-With: The Growing Older of Humans, Non-Humans and More-Than-Humans', edited by Michela Cozza and Anna Wanka. In particular, the articles in this issue present original and insightful discussions about the relational, material, embodied and interactive nature of 'aging together-with' environments, technologies, animals and pets, and more, across plural and hybrid temporalities and vital spaces of life. My writing both looks outward to where this issue critiques and advances current trends in aging studies and inward to reflect on my own contributions to these trends.
本评论讨论了这期特刊“共同衰老——与：人类、非人类和超人类的老龄化”中汇集的一些关键思考领域，由 Michela Cozza 和 Anna Wanka 编辑。特别是，本期中的文章对“共同衰老”环境、技术、动物和宠物等的关系性、物质性、具身性和交互性提出了原创性和富有洞察力的讨论，跨越了多元和混合的时间性和生命的重要空间。我的写作既向外审视了本期特刊对老龄化研究当前趋势的批评和推进，也向内反思了我自己对这些趋势的贡献。
