The volume examines two communities in Canada, a Florida retirement community, and communities in Ohio, Nebraska, and California, as well as the relative situations of homeowners, blacks, and poor ethnic populations.
The volume examines two communities in Canada, a Florida retirement community, and communities in Ohio, Nebraska, and California, as well as the relative situations of homeowners, blacks, and poor ethnic populations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of Tables ix Preface xi Part I. Relatively Homogeneous Populations 1. Widows: North American Perspectives / Helena Znaniecka Lopata 3 2. American After Lives: Widowhood in Community Context / Christine L. Fry and Lauree Garvin 32 3. Attachment to Home and Support Systems of Older Widows in Columbus, OH / Shirley L. O'Bryant 48 4. Widows in a Florida Retirement Community / Anne Victoria Neale 71 5. The Influence of Religion on the Subjective Well-Being of the Widowed / Rubye Wilkerson Beck 95 6. Widows in Urban Nebraska: Their Informal Support Systems / Trudy B. Anderson 109 Part II. Comparisons and Contrasts 7. Support Systems for American Black Wives and Widows / Jessyna M. McDonald 139 8. Comparison of the Needs and Support Systems of Remarried and Nonremarried Widows / Margaret Gentry, Linda Rosenman, and Arthur D. Schulman 158 9. Widowhood as the Next Stage in the Life Course / Phyllis Silverman 171 10. Widowhood Among Low-Income Racial and Ethnic Groups in California / Anabel O. Pelham and William F. Clark 191 Part III. The Big Picture 11. Support Systems of Widows in Canada / Anne Marie Matthews 225 12. Activities, Religiosity, and Morale of Canadian Widowed Persons / Carol D. H. Harvey, Gordon E. Barnes, Leonard J. Greenwood, Rose Kabahenda-Nyakabwa 251 13. Brief Conclusions / Helena Zaniecka Lopata 273 About Our Contributors 279 Notes 283 Index 307
List of Tables ix Preface xi Part I. Relatively Homogeneous Populations 1. Widows: North American Perspectives / Helena Znaniecka Lopata 3 2. American After Lives: Widowhood in Community Context / Christine L. Fry and Lauree Garvin 32 3. Attachment to Home and Support Systems of Older Widows in Columbus, OH / Shirley L. O'Bryant 48 4. Widows in a Florida Retirement Community / Anne Victoria Neale 71 5. The Influence of Religion on the Subjective Well-Being of the Widowed / Rubye Wilkerson Beck 95 6. Widows in Urban Nebraska: Their Informal Support Systems / Trudy B. Anderson 109 Part II. Comparisons and Contrasts 7. Support Systems for American Black Wives and Widows / Jessyna M. McDonald 139 8. Comparison of the Needs and Support Systems of Remarried and Nonremarried Widows / Margaret Gentry, Linda Rosenman, and Arthur D. Schulman 158 9. Widowhood as the Next Stage in the Life Course / Phyllis Silverman 171 10. Widowhood Among Low-Income Racial and Ethnic Groups in California / Anabel O. Pelham and William F. Clark 191 Part III. The Big Picture 11. Support Systems of Widows in Canada / Anne Marie Matthews 225 12. Activities, Religiosity, and Morale of Canadian Widowed Persons / Carol D. H. Harvey, Gordon E. Barnes, Leonard J. Greenwood, Rose Kabahenda-Nyakabwa 251 13. Brief Conclusions / Helena Zaniecka Lopata 273 About Our Contributors 279 Notes 283 Index 307
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