James Fletcher

Publications

• A symbolic interactionism of dementia: a tangle in 'the Alzheimer Conundrum'
• The art of friendliness: Organiser perspectives on curating dementia friendly cultural events
• Finding Order through Disorder: Dementia as a Reflection of Social Organization
• Age-discriminated IVF Access and Evidence-based Ageism: Is There a Better Way?
• The conundrum of the psychological interface: On the problems of bridging the biological and the social
• Dissonant dementia: neuropsychiatry, awareness, and contradictions in cognitive decline
• Pathologisation, (bio)medicalisation and biopolitics
• Conclusion
• A Critical History of Dementia Studies
• Introduction
• Race, ethnicity and culture
• Structuring unequal relations: role trajectories in informal dementia care
• Age‐associations in British politics: Implications for the sociology of aging
• Distributed Selves: Shifting Inequities of Impression Management in Couples Living with Dementia
• Renegotiating relationships: Theorising shared experiences of dementia within the dyadic career
• Discovering deviance: The visibility mechanisms through which one becomes a person with dementia in interaction
• Negotiating Tensions between Methodology and Procedural Ethics
• Uncertainties When Applying the Mental Capacity Act in Dementia Research: A Call for Researcher Experiences
• Destigmatising dementia: The dangers of felt stigma and benevolent othering
• Suzanne Cahill, Dementia and human rights
• Positioning ethnicity in dementia awareness research: does the use of senility risk ascribing racialised knowledge deficits to minority groups?
• Understanding Health and Social Challenges for Aging and Long-Term Care in China
• Chronological quarantine and ageism: COVID-19 and gerontology's relationship with age categorisation
• Unethical governance: capacity legislation and the exclusion of people diagnosed with dementias from research
• Preventing dementia? Critical perspectives on a paradigm of preparing for old age
• Situational expectations and surveillance in families affected by dementia: organising uncertainties of ageing and cognition
• Black knowledges matter: How the suppression of non‐white understandings of dementia harms us all and how we can combat it
• Transport digitalisation: Navigating futures of hypercognitive disablement
• Re-Municipalising Sociospatial Infrastructure: A Journeying Ethnography of Greater Manchester’s Dementia (Un)Friendly Buses
• Renegotiating relationships: theorising shared experiences of dementia within the dyadic career
• Finding order through disorder: dementia as a reflection of social organization
• The care manifesto: the politics of interdependence by the care collective
• Dementia and Human Rights
• A symbolic interactionism of dementia: a tangle in ‘The Alzheimer Conundrum’
• Discovering deviance: the visibility mechanisms through which one becomes a person with dementia in interaction
• Negotiating tensions between methodology and procedural ethics
• Uncertainties when applying the mental capacity act in dementia research: a call for researcher experiences
• A methodological approach to accessing informal dementia care
• Circularity, biomarkers & biosocial pathways: the operationalisation of Alzheimer’s & stress in research
• From fighting animals to the biosocial mechanisms of the human mind: a comparison of Selten’s social defeat and Mead’s symbolic interaction
• Capacity building in practice: how can grants contribute to the development of early career researchers?
• Mythical dementia and Alzheimerised senility: discrepant and intersecting understandings of cognitive decline in later life
• Positioning ethnicity in dementia awareness research: the use of senility to ascribe cultural inadequacy
• Distributed selves: shifting inequities of impression management in couples living with dementia
• Anti-ageing technoscience & the biologisation of cumulative inequality: affinities in the biopolitics of successful ageing
• Understanding health and social challenges for ageing and long-term care in China
• Destigmatising dementia: the dangers of felt stigma & benevolent othering
• Age-associations in British politics: implications for the sociology of ageing
• Dissonant dementia: neuropsychiatric culture, awareness & contradictions in cognitive decline
• Black knowledges matter: how the suppression of non-white understandings of dementia harms us all and how we can combat it
• The conundrum of the psychological interface: on the problems of bridging the biological and the social
• Situational expectations & surveillance in families affected by dementia: organising uncertainties of aging & cognition
• Age-discriminated IVF access & evidence-based ageism: is there a better way?
• Beyond local domains: connective ontology in (post-)cognitive sociology
• The neuropsychiatric biopolitics of dementia and its ethnicity problem
• Regulating the disenfranchised: reciprocity & resistance under the Mental Capacity Act
• Dementia’s preventative futures: researcher perspectives on prospective developments in the UK
• The art of friendliness: organiser perspectives on curating dementia friendly cultural events
• Publishing the biotechnical futures of Alzheimer’s disease
• Cognitivism ageing: aducanumab as switched ontology & the agential realist parameters of dementia
• Eco-cognitive ageing: post-human ecologies as enhancement technologies
• Bridging the gap between clinical and critical sociological perspectives in dementia
• Globalising dementia research: echoes of racialisation and colonialism
• An ontological turn in the sociology of personal life: tracing facet methodology’s connective ontology
• Transport digitalisation: navigating futures of hypercognitive disablement
• The Biopolitics of Dementia: A Neurocritical Perspective
• Race, ethnicity and culture: Problematic application in dementia and old age
• Multi-Disciplinary, multi-historied, multi-critical
• Symbolic Interactionism
• Dementia Studies
• Age studies: a sociological examination of how we age and are aged through the life course
• World Alzheimer Report 2024
• Re-municipalising sociospatial infrastructure
• Curating the ‘Care-Full’ Home: An Experiment in Satirical Interdisciplinarity in Social Research
• Navigating Dementia: Political Materialities of Public Transport in the All‐Ageing Metropolis
• Working lives with dementia: A digital futures perspective