Making Stories and Taking Stories: Methodological Reflections on Researching Grief and Marital Tension following the Death of a Child
Explores some of the methodological issues which arose during an investigation into experiences of bereaved parents. Notes the values of ethnographic approaches in researching intimate and painful experiences and argues that parents' stories about their children's lives are central to proc...
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| description | Explores some of the methodological issues which arose during an investigation into experiences of bereaved parents. Notes the values of ethnographic approaches in researching intimate and painful experiences and argues that parents' stories about their children's lives are central to processes of identity reconstruction during grief. (RJM) |
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| subjects | Bereavement Children Counseling Death Factors Family Therapy Grief Marital Instability Marital intimacy Methodology Narratives Parents Psychological Research Psychotherapy Qualitative Methods Qualitative Research Research Methodology Social Constructionism Therapy |
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