Families Making Sense of Death, Volym 1SAGE, 1998 - 289 sidor Through interviews and analysis, the author explores the healing process within the family context, and looks at the dynamics at work in families in which a member has died. With a keen sense of empathy, the author shares stories which show how, gradually, families come to terms with their grief and make sense of the death, as time goes by. This `family meaning-making' is not a linear process; it is alternately stimulated and inhibited within a family. The author draws conclusions from her research about which particular social factors and conditions play a role in the overall outcome. She succeeds in showing not only how different families cope with death within the family, but also how skilful and sensitive field research |
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MeaningMaking as a Family Process | 1 |
Past Attempts to Understand Family MeaningMaking | 19 |
Capturing Family MeaningMaking | 40 |
Xili | 65 |
Patterns of MeaningMaking | 70 |
Stories Dreams Comparing and Coincidancing | 110 |
+346 | 125 |
Characterization and Family Speak | 136 |
Looking to the Future | 230 |
Epilogue | 248 |
Appendix | 260 |
14 | 261 |
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About the Author 289 | |
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afterlife Anne Anne's asked believe bereaved families chapter characterization coding coincidancing coincidences comparison concordance rate construed current study Darren deceased died Dominic dreams Dwight event example excerpt experience family dynamics family grief family interview family meaning-making family meanings family members family research family sharing family speak family therapy family's father father's death feel Garwick genogram going grieving families grounded theory happen Heaven identified important included individual interview inhibitors interaction Jake Jenny Joyce Karrie learned levels Lisa live Lofland loss lost magical thinking meaning statements meaning-making process meaning-making strategies Milan Miner family Monnie mother Munson family negative meanings notion occurred pause person Personal construct psychology present Primo family qualitative qualitative research question Rafi Reiss Rena reported respondents Ronnie Ronnie's death seemed someone Steve stories symbolic interactionist talk things thought Tom Barlow Vera's wanted wife Yeah Zeeman
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