Author: Françoise Elvin

Publisher: Crafted Ltd

Published: 2024-07-01

Total Pages: 369

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Meticulously researched and rich in personal experience shared as memoir, 'UnEldered' offers insight, inspiration and maps of meaning for a 'post-truth' era. Looking through the lens of traditional culture where 'Elders' were wisdom-keepers and mentors to the young, we ask - what happens we abandon Youth to their own devices? Difficult to pigeon hole, yet cogent and lucid throughout, the book marries the personal and political in a confluence of subject matter including anthropology, psychology, sociology, geopolitics, memoir and suggestions for community practice and self-care. It's founded on the notion that we need to restructure society from the ground up, and calls upon the role of the Elder as one that was and remains pivotal to fully functional societies. We also succeed in pulling back the curtain on the Covid years, linking censorship, corporate capture and engineered consent with the emerging Global Government know as 'Agenda 2030' that some might prefer to describe as a Neo-Feudal Technocracy... If you've been wondering where to look for the low down on contemporary culture in a detailed yet digestible form, look no further - the book weaves together complex subjects without resorting to memes! From attachment theory and neuroscience to the 'precision nudge', from sexuality to geo-politics, you'll find yourself empowered to navigate dangerous, difficult times with a depth of insight rarely found in a single volume.