Yerinde Yaşlanmada Mekân: Ontolojik Bir Değerlendirme
Space in Aging in Place: An Ontological Assessment

Summary/Abstract: The qualitative effort in each coding and classification in the research, the interpretation criteria characterized by verifiable propositions, and the theoretical determination in a systematic sense make it functional. The concepts of time and space become active in the production of meaning, in the specific results of social references in the analysis of age. The exploration of the detailed personal information of the elderly, the depth of their familiarity with where and with whom they aged, is a unique way of dealing with existential questions. The knowledge base with which older adults who are not a homogeneous group gain a lifetime of experience is an essential component of their ability to generate original ideas. The significant affirmation also predicts components in the biographical focus of aging in place and personal change with dynamic interactions of sheltered roles. It surrounds human experiences in the sense of independence, in the familiar activities of pragmatic integration, and in the commitment to the happiness of getting older. Emotion and behavior may become unfamiliar to the person or environmental changes over time in person-space interaction. Personal networks can vary in aging in place, along with lifestyles rather than at a specific point. In this article, the ontological and functional aspects of the axis of research and the reader's journey of discovery in the world of meaning will constitute the space, which is one of the important components of the phenomenon of aging in place.

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