为诗人祈祷

Peter Gouzouasis, Karen V. Lee
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两位作者以不同的方式经历了对一位深爱的朋友、同事和教授的悲痛和哀悼,这是一本令人回味的自我民族志。他们通过自己的文化传统分享他们是如何度过死亡的悲伤过程的分享个人故事对理解我们自己和我们的经历具有治疗作用,就像写自己的民族志一样,“必须始终是干预主义的,因为它提醒了那些可能不被允许讲述自己的故事或被剥夺发言权的人。”最后,作者们用自己的民族志来度过悲伤,因为它使他们对塑造丧亲之痛的个人和文化影响有了更深入、更健康的理解,因为他们以自己的文化方式应对死亡。
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Prayers for The Poet
The authors engage in an evocative autoethnography1 as they live through the different ways they both grieve and mourn the death of a well-loved friend, colleague, and professor. They share how they navigate the grieving process of death and dying through their cultural traditions.2 Sharing personal stories can be therapeutic to make sense of ourselves and our experiences3 as writing the autoethnography “must always be interventionist, as it gives notice to those who may otherwise not be allowed to tell their story or who are denied a voice to speak.”4 In the end, the authors use autoethnography to live through the grief as it grounds them with a deeper and healthy understanding about the personal and cultural influences shaping bereavement5 as they cope with the death in their own cultural ways.
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