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The Changing Face of Retirement: Exploring Retirees’ Communicative Construction of Tensions through Bridge Employment

Lindsey B. AndersonDepartment of Communication, University of MarylandCorrespondence[email protected]
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Sylvia Jiankun GuoDoctoral CandidateView further author information
Pages 196-212 | Published online: 16 Feb 2018

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Lindsey B. Anderson & Patricia E. Gettings. (2020) Examining Young Adults’ Expectations for Retirement: An Emerging Tension. Communication Studies 71:1, pages 59-77.
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Patricia E. Gettings. (2019) Meanings of talk about the transition to retirement: Connecting macro and micro discourses. Communication Monographs 86:4, pages 479-500.
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