Article: Grief

Grief

OVERVIEW Robert Kastenbaum

ACUTE Kenneth J. Doka

ANTICIPATORY Joan Beder

CHILD'S DEATH Reiko Schwab

DISENFRANCHISED Kenneth J. Doka

FAMILY Reiko Schwab

GENDER Kenneth J. Doka

SUICIDE Norman L. Farberow

THEORIES Henk Schut, Margaret Stroebe, Wolfgang Stroebe

TRAUMATIC Lillian M. Range

OVERVIEW

A suffering, a distress, a wret chedness, a pain, a burden, a wound. These were among the meanings associated with the word grief in its premodern French origin. The term also referred to wrongs and injuries that have been inflicted upon an individual by others, thereby providing the related word grievance. There are still other associations: greeffe, grefe, ...

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