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Living With Grief
Who We Are, How We Grieve
Kenneth J. Doka, EditorPublished by Hospice Foundation Of America
Publication date: April, 1998
314 pp.
ISBN: 0876308981 (paperback)
Synopsis
A compilation of cross-cultural essays on loss and grief with emphasis on ethnic, spiritual, class, and gender diversity in grieving. Includes a directory of resource organizations.This book was used as a companion piece to the annual bereavement teleconference sponsored by the Hospice Foundation Of America in April, 1998, and may be purchased directly from HFA.
Table of Contents
- Foreword Jack D. Gordon
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction Kenneth J. Doka
- I. Spirituality, Loss, and Grief
- Asian ways of grief Dennis Klass and Robert E. Goss
- What you always wanted to know about your Jewish clients' perspectives concerning death and dying -- But were afraid to ask Earl A. Grollman
- Christians in grief Stephen D. McConnell
- Grief: A Muslim perspective Shukria Alimi Raad
- II. Ethnicity And Culture
- Grief in the American culture Dana G. Cable
- Looking through different eyes: Beyond cultural diversity Sherry E. Showalter
- Sociocultural considerations for working with Blacks experiencing loss and grief Ronald Keith Barrett
- Developing cultural competency Lynne Ann DeSpelder
- III. Varied Experience: Gender, Development, Class, and Cultural Influences On Grief
- Dying and grieving in the inner city Patricia A. Murphy and David M. Price
- Gender differences in bereavement expression across the life Catherine M. Sanders
- Revisiting masculine grief Terry L. Martin and Kenneth J. Doka
- Developmental perspectives on grief and mourning Charles A. Corr
- Helping individuals with developmental disabilities Claire Lavin
- The world of the deaf community Frank R. Zieziula
- Sexual orientation and grief Ron E. Wilder
- Cultural aspects of peer support: An examination of one program's experience Bonnie Carroll
- IV. Making Sense Out Of Loss
- Dimensions of diversity in the reconstruction of meaning Robert A. Neimeyer and Nancy J. Keesee
- Deciding what is right when we are so different David M. Price
- Multicultural grief counseling Richard R. Ellis
- Healing rituals: Powerful and empowering Alice Parsons Zulli
- The wounded healer: A transcultural perspective Douglas C. Smith
- Conclusion Joyce D. Davidson
- Resource Organizations
- References
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