grief and mourning
Mapping grief A conceptual framework for understanding the spatial dimensions of bereavement, mourning and remembrance
... and mourning has ranged from the sad but anticipated death of elderly friends and relatives, heart-wrenching premature deaths of those with terminal illness, and the unanticipated death of a child at birth, which ...
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Living with Loss: An Enquiry into the Expression of Grief and Mourning in Contemporary Art Practice
... and grief across a series of photographs taken from the onset of her illness until her untimely ...of grief and trauma, but also wider sociological shifts in mourning ...
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In the grip of grief: the materiality of mourning in Vital
... Did she really love me? Did I treat her well? Was it my fault? These are the kinds of questions that emerge in mourning. Within the sea of grief there is always also a kernel of doubt that arouses complex, ...
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Grief encounter: the language of mourning in Fin de Siècle sculpture
... themselves, walk to the gates of the city with nooses around their necks, and surrender its keys to him, before facing execution. 13 But the statue of de Wissant is also read by Rilke as a representative ‘monument for ...
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A Mourning Walk around the World: A New Mother's Buddhist Journey through Death, Grief and Beyond
... room and asked me to come to the nursery right away. Despite the sleeping pill I took[r] ...
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A Death in the Family: The Pediatrician's Role
... stress. Mandell F, McAnulty E, Reece RM: Observation of paternal response to sudden unanticipated infant death. Rosenblatt A, Walsh P, Jackson D: Grief and Mourning in Cross-Cultural Per[r] ...
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Men and Grief
... of grief is one of the few kinds of pain in life that are best dealt with head on, by doing something men are often taught to ...of grief and mourning tend to change and heal with time and attention ...
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Just Because Somebody’s Dead, You Don’t Just Stop Liking Them”: Representations of Death and Mourning in Contemporary Literature for Young Adults
... It’s not romantic. You blew a chunk of your chest out and died in a puddle of your own blood…And the little girl next door, Emma, you know, she came outside when the ambulance drove up and she was there when they opened ...
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The Structural Analysis of Symbols in the Ashurayi Literature
... caused grief in important cities including Mecca, Medina and Kuffe and it was developed in all Islamic countries as the respect to this tragedy was prevalent in the Muslim culture namely Shia ...their ...
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Behind the bearers, the black mourning wearers…. The funeral parade as a symbol of regeneration
... community united around a set of shared meanings (Charmaz, 1994: 46) which come to be represented by an idealised memory of the deceased. The sense of comradeship and transcendence experienced by mourners not only ...
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Towards a sociology of (public) mourning?
... into mourning space and creation of shop-window shrines – thereby drawing attention to the limitations of ubiquitous journalistic and cultural commentaries which proved incapable of providing sub- stantive ...
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The Analysis of the Attitudes of Secondary School Students towards Grief
... term grief in his work “Mourning and Melancholia” (1917) as the restructuring response to the loss experience (cited in Uslu&Berksun, 1997) and states that the self-worth of an individual who has ...
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The Implications of Complicated Grief for the Sleep
... death. Grief is the emotional and/or psychological reaction to a significant loss, not necessarily li- mited to loss by ...death. Mourning is the social expression of grief or bereavement and is ...
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Schrödinger’s Daughter
... with grief: Helen MacDonald in her memoir H is for Hawk rejects traditional socially accepted grieving practice, such as memorials, which she considers to be inadequate; she seeks isolation from societal ...
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Working with the unworkable – a trainee’s case of maternal mourning and ulcerative colitis
... And it seemed to work, because in the next session we were able to experience for the first time together the full weight of guilt and regret that Jane felt about her daughter’s suicide. Until this point, it was as ...
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Economic components of grief
... relationships between economic and emotional experiences in modelling grief. We found evidence of economic components that fitted all the restoration-oriented stressors identified by Stroebe and Schut; we also ...
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Grief and Burnout in the PICU
... experience grief but lack societal approval to articulate the loss and express the emotions that ...and grief over and over again may lead to secondary or vicarious ...
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Is There Growth in Grief: Measuring Posttraumatic Growth in the Grief Response
... Introduction: Grief is considered to be negative manifestations of affect, cognition, and ...experience grief have also reported enduring positive outcomes in such domains as interpersonal relationships, ...
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Progress in understanding Grief, Complicated Grief, and caring for the bereaved
... 1995). Grief can be complicated by psychiatric conditions such as depression and anxiety (Lichtenthal, Cruess & Prigerson ...prolonged grief reaction, which needs to be differentiated from these ...
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Ward staff experiences of patient death in an acute hospital setting
... most grief-related symptoms were those who had worked for the greatest length of time in the institution and had closer and longer-lasting relationships with the patients who had ...
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