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Epilogue: The socio‐political framing of aging and communication research

Angela Williams Centre for Language and Communication Research, School of English, Communication and Philosophy, University of Wales, Cardiff, Wales, CF1 3XB E-mail: [email protected]
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Nikolas Coupland Professor and director of the Centre for Language and Communication Research, University of Wales, Cardiff
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