Stephen I Katz
Biographic Data
| ID | 6472653 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen I Katz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen I |
| FAMILY NAME | Katz |
| SIGNATURE | KATZ S I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Trent University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Dilemmas of intervention
Discussions regarding personhood and dementia care are often based on practices of recognition; on notions of being-or not being- 'one of us'. This article provides a short overview of personhood as articulated in dementia care, especially in the assemblage of practices known as 'person-centred care' (PCC), and in post-human approaches that developed following the critique of PCC. This article posits an alternative framework, based on a rereading…
Aging together-with
This Commentary discusses the key areas of thought brought together in this special issue on 'Aging Together-With: The Growing Older of Humans, Non-Humans and More-Than-Humans', edited by Michela Cozza and Anna Wanka. In particular, the articles in this issue present original and insightful discussions about the relational, material, embodied and interactive nature of 'aging together-with' environments, technologies, animals and pets, and more, a…
‘Lost in time like tears in rain’
The notion of ‘person-centred care’, popularised by Tom Kitwood in the latter part of his career, has become an influential moral and therapeutic ideal in the dementia care of older people. It has also nurtured a humanistic and de-medicalising turn to a cluster of affiliated philosophical, artistic, relational, spiritual and ethical approaches to dementia as a shared human condition rather than an isolating disease. However, critical dementia res…
From the Inside Looking out
Les vieilles dames de Charcot
Cet article examine dans un premier temps les rapports difficiles et peu fréquents entre la gérontologie et les travaux sur les relations de genre. L’auteur insiste sur la dimension nécessairement biologique et sociale d’un tel rapport. Stephen Katz illustre ensuite cette proposition avec l’analyse des sujets d’étude de Charcot, des vieilles dames qui lui ont servi d’objet d’étude pour ses « Conférences cliniques sur les maladies du grand âge » —…
Disciplining Old Age
Les vieilles dames de Charcot
Cet article examine dans un premier temps les rapports difficiles et peu fréquents entre la gérontologie et les travaux sur les relations de genre. L’auteur insiste sur la dimension nécessairement biologique et sociale d’un tel rapport. Stephen Katz illustre ensuite cette proposition avec l’analyse des sujets d’étude de Charcot, des vieilles dames qui lui ont servi d’objet d’étude pour ses « Conférences cliniques sur les maladies du grand âge » —…
Dilemmas of intervention
Discussions regarding personhood and dementia care are often based on practices of recognition; on notions of being-or not being- 'one of us'. This article provides a short overview of personhood as articulated in dementia care, especially in the assemblage of practices known as 'person-centred care' (PCC), and in post-human approaches that developed following the critique of PCC. This article posits an alternative framework, based on a rereading…
Aging together-with
This Commentary discusses the key areas of thought brought together in this special issue on 'Aging Together-With: The Growing Older of Humans, Non-Humans and More-Than-Humans', edited by Michela Cozza and Anna Wanka. In particular, the articles in this issue present original and insightful discussions about the relational, material, embodied and interactive nature of 'aging together-with' environments, technologies, animals and pets, and more, a…
Disciplining Old Age
Disciplining Old Age
Les vieilles dames de Charcot
Cet article examine dans un premier temps les rapports difficiles et peu fréquents entre la gérontologie et les travaux sur les relations de genre. L’auteur insiste sur la dimension nécessairement biologique et sociale d’un tel rapport. Stephen Katz illustre ensuite cette proposition avec l’analyse des sujets d’étude de Charcot, des vieilles dames qui lui ont servi d’objet d’étude pour ses « Conférences cliniques sur les maladies du grand âge » —…
From the Inside Looking out
‘Lost in time like tears in rain’
The notion of ‘person-centred care’, popularised by Tom Kitwood in the latter part of his career, has become an influential moral and therapeutic ideal in the dementia care of older people. It has also nurtured a humanistic and de-medicalising turn to a cluster of affiliated philosophical, artistic, relational, spiritual and ethical approaches to dementia as a shared human condition rather than an isolating disease. However, critical dementia res…
Dilemmas of intervention
Discussions regarding personhood and dementia care are often based on practices of recognition; on notions of being-or not being- 'one of us'. This article provides a short overview of personhood as articulated in dementia care, especially in the assemblage of practices known as 'person-centred care' (PCC), and in post-human approaches that developed following the critique of PCC. This article posits an alternative framework, based on a rereading…
Aging together-with
This Commentary discusses the key areas of thought brought together in this special issue on 'Aging Together-With: The Growing Older of Humans, Non-Humans and More-Than-Humans', edited by Michela Cozza and Anna Wanka. In particular, the articles in this issue present original and insightful discussions about the relational, material, embodied and interactive nature of 'aging together-with' environments, technologies, animals and pets, and more, a…
Medicine (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Aging and Gerontology Research (2 works) · Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Gerontology (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Alienation (1 work)