Reconstructing the Language of Death and Grief
Reconstructing the Language of Death and Grief
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重建死亡和悲伤的语言
DOI：
10.1177/105413702236510
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发表时间：
2002
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Lorraine Hedtke
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作者：
Lorraine Hedtke
虽然死亡是一个生物事件，但我们理解死亡的方式是由我们所生活的世界的社会话语塑造的。叙事和社会建构主义治疗方法开启了与垂死或失去亲人的人对话的新实践。这些做法强调了关系的持续发展。鼓励故事在死后产生和发展积极的联系，以支持代理、希望和遗产的立场。从这个角度来看，悲伤也成为故事发展的一个不断发展和创造性的机会，而不是一个需要尽快完成的不愉快的任务。
While death is a biological event, the ways in which we make sense of it are shaped by the social discourses of the worlds in which we live. A narrative and social constructionist therapeutic approach opens new practices of conversation with those who are dying or bereaved. These practices emphasize the ongoing story of relationship. Stories are encouraged to bring forth and develop positive connections following death to support a position of agency, hopefulness, and legacy. From this perspective, grief too becomes an evolving and creative opportunity for story development rather than an unpleasant task to be worked through as quickly as possible.