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The Final Transition

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The Final Transition

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The Final Transition book

The Final Transition

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The Final Transition book

Edited ByRichard A. Kalish
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 1978
eBook Published 17 June 2019
Pub. Location New York
Imprint Routledge
DOI https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315227085
Pages 384
eBook ISBN 9781315227085
Subjects Behavioral Sciences
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Kalish, R.A. (Ed.). (1978). The Final Transition (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315227085

ABSTRACT

This text is not just another reader on death, but rather a carefully developed book, created specifically for those persons whose major interests are either death education, death counseling, or, of course, both. The audience which this book addresses include: persons who have had either experience in death counseling or education or previous academic work; those who are contemplating professional work in the field or who are already in the process of developing this area as one of their fields of competence; and individuals who are already either counselors or educators or otherwise involved in the fields of mental health or education and who wish to learn more about the relationship of death and grief to their work.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part Part 1|1 pages

Death, Dying, and Grief: The Basic Issues

chapter Chapter 1|14 pages

Coping with Death

ByRichard A. Kalish

chapter Chapter 2|26 pages

An Overview of Death Attitudes and Expectations

ByRichard. A. Kalish, David K. Reynolds

chapter Chapter 3|10 pages

The Human Experience of Death or, What Can We Learn from Near-Death Experiences?

ByRussell Noyes

chapter Chapter 4|14 pages

Funeral Roles: Ritualized Expectations

ByTillman Rodabough

chapter Chapter 5|12 pages

Death and Survivorship: The Final Transition

ByRichard A. Kalish

chapter Chapter 6|16 pages

Children’s Anniversary Reactions to the Death of a Family Member

BySandra Sutherland Fox

chapter Chapter 7|12 pages

The Impact of Parental Death on Middle Aged Children *

ByMiriam S. Moss, Sidney Z. Moss

chapter Chapter 8|10 pages

Weathering Widowhood: Problems and Adjustment of the Widowed during the First Year

ByRaymond G. Carey

part Part 2|2 pages

Institutional Care

chapter Chapter 9|13 pages

A Group Awaiting Death: The Social System’s Perspective on a Naturally Occurring Group Situation

BySteven Starker, Joan E. Starker

chapter Chapter 10|11 pages

The Social Organization of Terminal Care in Two Pediatric Hospitals *

ByKenneth J. Doka

chapter Chapter 11|14 pages

Hospice Care in the United States: The Process Begins

ByRobert W. Buckingham

part Part 3|2 pages

Death and Grief in a Cross-Cultural Context

chapter Chapter 12|14 pages

How Death Game to Mankind: Myths and Legends

ByAlain Corcos, Lawrence Krupka

chapter Chapter 13|12 pages

The Cultural Construction of Aging and Dying in a Melanesian Community

ByDorothy Ayers Counts, David R. Counts

chapter Chapter 14|8 pages

“He Died Too Quick!” The Process of Dying in A Hutterian Colony *

ByPeter H. Stephenson

chapter Chapter 15|16 pages

The Impact of Urbanism on Death and Dying among Black People in a Rural Community in Middle Tennessee

ByArthur C. Hill

part Part 4|32 pages

Counseling and Psychotherapy

chapter Chapter 16|24 pages

Counseling Dying Clients

ByDaniel McKitrick

chapter Chapter 17|8 pages

Clinical Thanatology and Psychotherapy: Some Reflections on Caring for the Dying Person

ByLoma Feigenberg, Edwin S. Shneidman

chapter Chapter 18|12 pages

Clients Nearing Death: Behavioral Treatment Perspectives

ByGeorge W. Rebok, William J. Hoyer

chapter Chapter 19|22 pages

Bereaved Parents and the Compassionate Friends: Affiliation and Healing

ByDennis Klass

chapter Chapter 20|10 pages

Volunteers and the Care of the Terminal Patient

ByChwee Lye Chng, Michael Kirby Ramsey

part Part 5|2 pages

Death Education

chapter Chapter 21|13 pages

Death Educator as Deacon

ByRichard A. Kalish

chapter Chapter 22|7 pages

Teaching about Dying and Death in a Multidisciplinary Student Group

ByDavid Barton, Miles K. Crowder, John M. Flexner

chapter Chapter 23|18 pages

The Arts: A Source of Comfort and Insight for Children Who Are Learning about Death *

BySandra L. Bertman

chapter Chapter 24|10 pages

A Group Desensitization Procedure for the Reduction of Death Anxiety

ByRonald L. Peal, Paul J. Handal, Frank H. Gilner

chapter Chapter 25|116 pages

Counseling in Catastrophic Illness: A Self-Instructional Unit *

ByRonald Koenig

chapter Chapter 26|10 pages

Comparison between Experiential and Didactic Methods of Death Education *

ByJoseph A. Durlak

chapter Chapter 27|11 pages

Coping: Effects of Death Education

ByLarry A. Bugen
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