Monthly Archives: September 2012

No, by “gero-funk,” I don’t mean I’m branching out into a new energetic genre. What I mean is: I’m not in a very good mood today. I woke up with a head cold, and I’m feeling weepy and vulnerable. So … Continue reading →

For the past two decades, my intellectual commitments have been informed by the Critical Gerontology framework, an alternative approach for Gerontological education, theory, research, and practice that Katz, extending provocative notions from Deleuze and Guattari, refers to as “…a pragmatic … Continue reading →

So, if intentional aging is anything, it is the commitment to and enactment of certain strong principles life-wide and with as much gero-punk passion as one can muster on any given day.  Okay, that’s cool, you say. But exactly what, … Continue reading →