دانلود کتاب Narratives of Parental Death, Dying and Bereavement: A Kind of Haunting

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Foreword
Reference
Acknowledgements
Contents
Notes on Contributors
1: Introduction: Narrating Death
Death, Dying and Bereavement: A Personal, Clinical and Academic Arena
The Quality of Dying: ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ Deaths
Bereavement and Parental Loss
Family Practices at the End-of-Life and in Bereavement
Experience and Knowledge
Autobiography and Memory
Narrating Death
Our Own Positioning
Outline of the Book
References
2: A Kind of Haunting
A Death of Contrasts: Mom’s Death
References
3: A Death Recalled
Post Mortem: Early Warnings
Homecoming
No Longer Dad
Making Decisions
Last Night in Cambridge
Carling House
Castle Hill Hospital
One of the Bereaved
A Cambridge Funeral
Back to Work
References
4: Continuing and Emerging Bonds: Working Through Grief as a Daughter and an Academic
References
5: A Bittersweet Legacy
Looking Back (for the First Time, with a Purpose)
He Didn’t Go Gently, Ever
Mother Love
Mortality as a Fact of Life
6: Two Traumatic Bereavements
I
II
III
7: Death, Dislocation and Discovery over Five (or Should that Be Six or Even Seven?) Decades
Introduction
My First Encounter with ‘Doing Death’
Aftermath
Re-engaging with Death
Continuity, Distance and Dislocation
Social Class
Gaining Analytical Purchase
Conclusion
References
8: Bereavement, Sacred-Secrecy and Dreams
Rationale
Accepting Invitations
Writing Not Speaking
Parental Cameos
Absent Details
Personal Cameo
Opacity
Sacred-Secrecy
Treasured Features
Identities Sacralised
Personhood, Dividuality over Individuality
Dreamtime Selves
Concluding with Life
References
9: Conclusion: Recovering Ghosts
Stories and Silences
The Limits of Shared Experience
Dys-appearing
Performing Death
Hauntings and Becomings
Recovering Ghosts
References
Index