Preface 9
1 Introduction 11
2 Aims and Methods 15
2.1 Attitudes of the Researchers 15
2.2 Memories and Productive Orientations in the Interview
and in Group Discussion 17
2.3 Researchers View in Analysis 19
2.4 Core Sentences as Experience Categories Expressed
in Everyday Language 21
3 Theoretical Introduction with Erich Fromm 25
3.1 Productive Orientations and Spontaneous Activity 26
3.2 Feelings of Insecurity and Productive Orientations 29
4 Interviews with People of Old Age 33
4.1 Territorial Experiences of People in Old Age 33
4.1.1 Living in a Senior Citizens Home 34
4.1.2 Managing the Household in the Senior Citizens Home 37
4.1.3 Assisted-living at Home 38
4.1.4 A Therapeutic Example from Irvin D. Yalom:
a Wake-up Call in Old Age 41
4.2 Experiences of Relationships of People in Old Age 45
4.2.1 Maintaining Caring Relationships 46
4.2.2 Developing Relationships of Friendship 52
4.2.3 A Literary Example from Bertolt Brecht:
"Die unwürdige Greisin" (Unseemly Old Lady) 56
5 Interviews with Social Carers 59
6 Remembering – A Creative Activity 67
6.1 Looking into the Mirror:
a Quiet, Personal Conversation with Oneself 69
6.2 War Memories – Reflections of an Old Man 73
6.2.1 "Back then, when you had decided on a trade,
that was your scope of work to the bitter end" 73
6.2.2 "Today I thank God that I was not a hero, when you kill someone,
you're a murderer" 74
6.3 Sculptures, Photos and Pictures as Forms of Memory 78
6.3.1 "Those are our dogs. When we went hunting,
they were always with us. All of them are dead now." 79
6.3.2 "That's my wife, who's dead now, she had just come
from dancing, that was the first time we saw each other" 79
6.3.3 "That was our Golden Wedding Anniversary and
that was our Diamond Wedding Anniversary" 81
7 Group Discussions with People of Old Age: Aims and Method 85
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