Intergenerational co-relations and resistance: Gendered aging in Ruth Ozeki's All Over Creation ( )

• This paper carries out a feminist literary analysis of Ruth Ozeki's All Over Creation ( 2002 ) analyzing the gendered aging narratives • Drawing on Maierhofer's scholarship the representation of the female and male life-course as well as intergenerational co-relations are analyzed • Alzheimer's narratives, power tropes, and feminist resistance are placed within the context of environmental degradation • This paper contributes to the research gap on ecocriticism and cultural aging studies