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Beck C.H.

WHAT REMAINS AT THE END - REFLECTION ON AGEINGThe longer we all live, the longer old age becomes a phase of life in its own right. Those who accept it, who do not repress the inevitable losses it brings, can gain a lot. All at once, thoughts of people and things that did not matter in the past come to mind. All at once, what long seemed indispensable becomes unimportant. Albert von Schirnding's poetically thoughtful book confronts old age with an unbiased view and achieves a great serenity precisely through this. 
How can the passing of time be overcome by shaping it? What happens inside when life becomes more and more uniform on the outside? Which long-nurtured certainties remain, and which suddenly fall into disarray? How does one relate to the zeitgeist when one has already lived through so many times? Albert von Schirnding reflects on much-loved books that have accompanied him through the years, on the music of his life, on people and encounters, on moments of failure and salvation. He attentively wanders through the landscape of life in old age and finds both shadows and splendour in it. 
About what counts at the end of life A kaleidoscope of thoughts about the light and shadow of old age Sincere, serene and comforting.

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