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tahrj-8997	Bernardini, Maria Giulia; Bernardini, Maria Giulia	Old Age as a “New Frontier” of (Spatial) Justice	2024	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7424	391	52	The distinction between Platonists and Aristotelians – who, according to Coleridge, represent the two fundamental ways of seeing the world – also defines the two main lines along which reflections on old age developed starting from classical culture: as wisdom (Plato) or as decline (Aristotle).10 Old age begins to be a specific subject of philosophical reflection only in the 20th century, when issues related to the ontological, ethical, anthropological, historical, and social aspects of ageing emerge in the phenomenological and existential philosophy. Keywords: Elderly, Old age, Spatial justice, Urban space, Independent living, Human rights.	cache/tahrj-8997.pdf	txt/tahrj-8997.txt