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Oblivion, Ageing, Disability, and the Quiet Architecture of Erasure – BJGP Life
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Oblivion, Ageing, Disability, and the Quiet Architecture of Erasure – BJGP Life
David Hill is still working as a rural GP (Tararua Health Group Dannevirke, New Zealand) at the age of 75 and is exploring an alternative model of ageing in which intellectual curiosity, creativity, and doctoral study remain central to later life. [Read with Piazzolla’s Oblivion played on the bandoneón.] At 75 years of age in New Zealand, I have to renew my driver’s licence. It would seem to be just a routine administrative act, but it carries a…
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