Review of the Discussion «How to Postpone Aging through Hobbies. Participation, Adaptation and Presentation of One’s Age in Modeling»

Abstract: 
Within the framework of the conference “Social Research on aging. Delayed aging in times of post-covid and uncertainty”, a round table was held on “How to postpone aging through a hobby. Participation, adaptation and presentation of one’s age in modeling.” The round table discussed topical issues of the participation of older people in modeling and the role of fashion in keeping older people active. This review presents the key topics of the round table.

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10.25990/socinstras.pss-26.etmp-4n81

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GGQJZV
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Received: 
23.12.2024
Accepted for publication: 
24.12.2024
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