The presence of the dead: An empirical study

By G. Bennett, Kate Bennett. 2000

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, General Health Professions

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• Academic constructions of bereavement (2006, background): “…Jonker, 1997; Laungani, 1997; Riches & Dawson, 1998; Wright & Coyle, 1996); the co-existence of competing discourses and the way the bereaved may reject prescriptive models (Bennett and Bennett, 2001; Littlewood, 2001); and the processes of meaning-making and identity formation (Jonker, 1997).”
• Grief Rituals: Aspects That Facilitate Adjustment to Bereavement (2003, background): “According to Bennett and Bennett (2000), grief researchers agree that sensing the presence of a deceased loved one is a commonplace experience (e.g., Simon-Buller et al., 1988^1989; Grimby,1998).”