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. 2021 Jun 28;6:686674. doi: 10.3389/fsoc.2021.686674

TABLE 3.

Semantic field analysis of term retiree in collected narratives.

Type of retiree a Equivalents Synonimy Opposites Terms Associations Actions by the subject Actions toward the subject
Stagnant - A Person of advanced age - People in managerial positions -is homebound -Sofa -requires help -Employing as caregiver for grandchildren
-An old person -People who are influential -is alone -Slippers -visits doctors frequently -considering a second-class citizen
- A sluggard -has a period of professional prosperity behind them -TV -do not keep up with the world - Being ignored by the government
-is more likely a man -Soap operas -is unable to adapt to change, -lives in slow motion, -lags behind, -suffers from having too much free time
-Radio Maryja
New wave -A person who experiences second youth -Grandparents -is unconstrained by work -Discounted prices of tickets -wants to live -Taking their advices
-A person who has a green ID -People who are working and have no life - is more likely a woman -Nordic walking -has their own life -Showing on television
- home-bound people who are staring out on the streets -is creative -Swimming -knows how to take care of one's health -Liking
-“Traditional” retirees, planting their roots in a sofa and wailing over their fate -is intense -Internet -takes trips with friends, -keeps one's mind active, -works past retirement age
-Grandmothers with crutches -is modern, is committed, is wiser, better prepared for life, -Press and books -has no time
-Grandparents in slippers is younger in spirit
-The old -is active
-The sick and the very disabled -is at a higher level of development, is at peak
-Retirees with difficult life experiences - is more powerful and self-sufficient, -is rather efficient
-Retirees living in the countryside - is constantly busy with something
- is engaged in physical activity
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Definitions were reconstructed on the basis of narratives but names were coined by the Author.