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anthro_age-245	Elliott, Jane; Carpentieri, JD	Narrating Future Selves: Perspectives on Ageing from a Scottish Cohort Born in 1936	2020	19	.pdf	application/pdf	11222	569	60	In order to demonstrate competence in later life and present as a ‘good old person,’ individuals in our study tended to talk in rational, un-emotional terms about the plans they had made for their death but were not comfortable discussing the losses they might experience in the next few years. As Higgs and Gilleard (2014) have argued, there is a sense in which the frailty which was historically associated with later life has been banished to the very end of life - a ‘Fourth age’ of decline and dependency, which should be postponed for as long as possible.	cache/anthro_age-245.pdf	txt/anthro_age-245.txt