Unforgotten

<ul> <li> Offers a rich ethnographic account of how middle-class families in urban India care for their relatives with dementia. It is unique in its insights into the intimate experiences of dementia and dementia care from insiders’ perspectives particularly from within the intimate spaces of the home.</li> <li> Love and transformation are central themes in this book subjects that to date have not been sufficiently dealt with in the anthropological literature. </li> <li> Conceptual and methodological concerns are interwoven with the analysis and the book could be productively used in an undergraduate or graduate course on ethnographic research methodologies.</li> <li> The manuscript has been written in a highly accessible format with the intent of appealing to as broad an audience as possible.</li></ul>