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Ecological Grief in Filipino Youth
Ecological grief is an emotional and psychological response to losses in the natural world (e.g., deforestation, wildlife loss, climate change-related loss), which is characterized by an intense feeling of longing and mourning due to ecological damages ...
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“A grief more deep than me”—on ecological grief
2021This chapter is an attempt to address environmental losses, to rethink what mourning is and does in the context of the current climate crisis and thus to articulate and advance the concept of ecological grief. While a majority of grief researchers tend to focus on grief as it stands in relation to bereavement, i.e.
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ECOLOGICAL GRIEF IS A REAL THING
2022This essay speaks to the reality of our invisible and visible interconnection with all life on the planet, with a focus on ecological grief as a powerful feeling which can awaken us to our authentic perception of our planet and our own eco-human needs.
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ECOLOGICAL GRIEF IN THE CONTEXT OF GRIEF STUDIES IN SOCIAL WORK
2022Ekolojik bozulma ve sonuçları her geçen gün daha çok hissedilir olmaktadır. Bazı durumlarda disiplin ve/veya mesleğin kapsamı ve bakış açısı (türlerin yok olması, hayvan hakları, bitkilerle ilgilenilmesi, bahçecilik faaliyetleri) dolayısıyla ekolojik bozulmalara dair oluşan bilgi ve farkındalık sonucu kaygı ve keder oluşmaktadır.
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Guilty Grief and Ecological Mourning
2019This chapter argues that grieving for ecological loss is complicated by feelings of guilt for that loss. Without a framework that accounts for the interweaving of guilt, grief, and mourning, we risk feelings of ecological grief remaining individualized, unresolved, and unarticulated, resulting in a form of melancholia. Analysis of the film Albatross by
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