Aging together-with: The growing older of humans, non-humans and more-than-humans. A commentary

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 discussi...

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Published in:Journal of aging studies 2024-12, Vol.71, p.101280, Article 101280
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