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Grief always hurts. But, these days, there is a growing tendency to see grief as a necessary part of life, as a journey, which leads to moving on. Grieving is nature’s way of helping us to cope with what has happened, and to deny loss is to deny its significance. Grief is itself a medicine, as... read more
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The terms 'grieving' and 'mourning' are often used interchangeably, but in this book I shall be drawing a distinction between the individual expression of grief and the collective act of mourning, which is the way grief is expressed socially and culturally, for example through rituals like funerals.
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- Dewey: 155.93
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