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By: Jimmy Carter

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  • CategoryBiography & Memoir
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages160
  • Published1998
  • File size6.8 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9780345425928

Key ideas from the book

  • It reflects on the new experiences associated with growing older.
  • It considers the psychological aspects of aging.
  • It examines aging as a social experience, not only a personal one.
  • It connects questions about aging with government policy.
  • It offers a personal narrative from Jimmy Carter’s later life.

About The Virtues of Aging by Jimmy Carter

Published in 1998, The Virtues of Aging is Jimmy Carter’s personal meditation on the experiences and possibilities that come with growing older. Written when Carter was in his seventies, it considers aging through both personal narrative and broader social reflection.

Subject headings place the book at the intersection of the psychological and social aspects of aging, with attention to government policy as well. Readers interested in aging, public life, and reflective biography may find this concise volume a useful perspective on later life.

About Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter (1924–2024) was an American politician, humanitarian, and author who served as the 39th president of the United States from 1977 to 1981. A Georgia native, he was a U.S. Navy officer, peanut farmer, and governor of Georgia before entering the White House. After his presidency, he founded The Carter Center, advancing human rights, conflict resolution, and global health; he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002. Carter wrote extensively about public service, faith, diplomacy, and…

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