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anthro_age-51	Long, Susan Orpett	Ruminations on Studying Late Life in Japan	2012	7	.pdf	application/pdf	5870	309	67	Of course until assigned to do so, they have not read studies of Japanese old people in nursing homes (Bethel 1992, Thang 2001, Wu 2004) or retirement communities (Kinoshita and Keifer 1992), or of strategies people adopt to find security in their coming old age (Hashimoto 1996, Jenike 2003, 2004, Lebra 1984, Traphagan 2000) or be remembered after death (Danely 2012, Kawano 2010, Suzuki 2000, Tsuji 2006). Social class may help shape the ways that Japanese old people see the world, but socioeconomic status does not prohibit their access to good, high-tech medical care or to nursing homes, The working class families who constituted the majority of our participants in the elder care study are just as likely to get treatment for medical problems as the wealthy.	cache/anthro_age-51.pdf	txt/anthro_age-51.txt