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• „Be like Dj Wika?” – a word about an unexpected turn of senescence

  Małgorzata Malec Rawiński, Ilona Zakowicz

  233-247

  2017-06-19
• To age means to mature. Old age as an axiological category in the field of geragogy

  Elżbieta Dubas

  139-152

  2020-03-16
• The threats to the individual in their family and personal life in the information society according to the 50+ age generation

  Beata Stachowiak

  181-196

  2016-04-30
• I’m starting studies! – easy to say… Narration studies of female students starting their studies in middle age

  Monika Gromadzka

  197-212

  2015-06-19
• The phenomenon of longevity from the auto/biographic perspective

  Małgorzata Malec Rawiński

  283-296

  2015-06-19
• Health-seeking behaviours of students of the University of the Third Age at Wrocław Medical University. Research results and recommendations

  Żanetta Kaczmarek

  189-200

  2018-04-17
• On “ghettoization” of cultural activity of seniors

  Sylwia Słowińska

  271-282

  2015-06-19
• The cult of the body and old age. Psychological reflections

  Lidia Anna Wiśniewska

  259-270

  2015-06-19
• Tourist and Recreational Activity of Seniors on the Example of the Poznań Metropolis

  Maria Zamelska, Beata Kaczor

  175-187

  2018-04-13
• Intergenerational project “Restoring the Memory of the City”

  Kinga Majchrzak

  497-502

  2015-06-19
• Agata Chabior, Agnieszka Szplit (eds.) Ageing and Old Age as a Task – Health, Activation, Development, Integration, Wydawnictwo Libron, Kraków 2014, p. 289.

  Małgorzata Krawczyk-Blicharska

  421-424

  2016-04-30
• Educational dreams of the men – students of the University of the Third Age

  Adrian Biela

  153-172

  2025-05-20
• Helpless against life – tragedy of old age in the shade of suicide

  Arkadiusz Urbanek

  249-266

  2018-04-19
• Selected neuroplastic effects of cognitive training in aging in MRI/fMRI studies

  Emilia Leszkowicz

  201-211

  2018-04-14
• Adam A. Zych (ed.), Encyclopaedia of the old age, ageing, and disability, vol. 1–5, Stowarzyszenie Thesaurus Silesiae – Skarb Śląski, Katowice 2017

  Tadeusz Aleksander

  297-302

  2020-03-16
• Fostering creative thinking in ageing may prevent cognitive decline: selected behavioural and neural data

  Emilia Leszkowicz

  189-196

  2020-03-16
• Marcin Muszyński: I Conference on Gerontology “Reflections on old age – Objective and subjective,” University of Łódź, 26–27.09.2014

  Marcin Muszyński

  555-556

  2015-06-19
• Remigiusz J. Kijak, Zofia Szarota, Old age. Between diagnosis and action, The Centre of Human Resources Development, Warszawa 2013, p. 122

  Artur Fabiś

  581-582

  2015-06-19
• Dr Monika Gromadzka: The educational experience of female students in middle age

  Karolina Deryńska

  526-528

  2015-06-19
• Joanna Nawrocka, Social experience of old age: stereotypes, attitudes, choices, IMPULS Publishing House, Kraków 2013, p. 136

  Katarzyna Marta Sygulska

  591-593

  2015-06-19
• Recreational activity of seniors with intellectual disability

  Ditta Baczała, Piotr Błajet, Mateusz Szafrański

  143-156

  2018-04-13
• Sport and health in adulthood

  Piotr Błajet

  173-186

  2015-07-15
• Lifelong learing adult in the light of research. Retrospection

  Olga Czerniawska

  121-124

  2018-04-16
• The renaissance or twilight of the idea of the University of the Third Age? reflections and conclusions from the project “U3A – Learning – Creating – Supporting”

  Małgorzata Malec Rawiński, Ilona Zakowicz

  141-156

  2018-07-17
• Rhetoric of media awareness and mediatization. Reflections on the attitudes of the young adults and silver generations

  Anna M. Kiełbiewska

  135-152

  2025-05-20