what is the concept that Lawrence Cohen employs in his book No Aging in India, this is for anthropologist?

Question

I want the gist of the book written by Lawrence Cohen of the Department of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley: 'No Aging in India', can someone debrief me about this book and the chief concept and method that have been employed by this medical anthropologist who has studies aging in Varanasi and other cities in North India. Unable to find a copy of this book I am posting this question. this question can be taken up by anthropologists

Answer 1

On aging, senility, and the old body as a critical figure in colonial and contemporary India

No Aging in India: Alzheimer's, the Bad Family and Other Modern Thing was published by the University of California Press in 1998. The 1999 Indian edition, published by Oxford University Press in Delhi, is titled No Aging in India: Modernity, Senility and the Family.
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http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/6272.html

Answer 2

IF U CAN STOP FEAR AND STRESS IN YOUR SELF AND NOT CONVEY IT TO OTHER IT WILL NOT MANIFEST AND TOMORROW WILL NEVER GET HERE IT WILL REMAIN TODAY-I SUPPOSE TEACHING CAN BE USED BUT THE CIRCLES ARE SO SMALL AND THE NEED TO TORTURE IS SO GREAT