John Morgan (Author) ,  Stephen Palmer (Director, Centre for Coaching, UK) (Author) ,  Pittu Laungani (was Reader in Psychology at South Bank University) (Author) ,  Dale Lund (Author)

In this fifth and final volume of the very impressive series Death and Bereavement Around the World, the major themes include spirituality, suicide, death and the after-life, and cultural variations in the role of religious rites and rituals. The authors of each chapter are well-known experts on death and bereavement. -Charles D. Spielberger, PhD, Distinguished Research Professor, Department of Psychology, University of South Florida, Tampa ""This is an outstanding book that deals with difficult emotional issues-death and bereavement. It does so with great sensitivity, insight, and scholarship. A must read for those working in the field."" -Professor Cary L. Cooper, CBE, Pro Vice Chancellor (External Relations), Distinguished Professor, Organizational Psychology and Health, Lancaster University, UK

• INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME, PART 1, PART 2, CHAPTER 1 End of Life Care CHAPTER 2 Children and Death Around the World CHAPTER 3 Ritual: Making Special: The Right of Every Griever CHAPTER 4 Gender Differences in Death Customs Around the World CHAPTER 5 Pittu Laungani in Conversation with John D. Morgan CHAPTER 6 Death Systems and Suicide Around the World CHAPTER 7 AIDS = Death CHAPTER 8 Grief and Bereavement in the Developing World CHAPTER 9 Death and Bereavement in Romania CHAPTER 10 Names and their Uses CHAPTER 11 Roadside Memorials: Beyond Individual Grieving CHAPTER 12 Spiritual Experiences with Loss: Encouragement or Disaster? CHAPTER 13 Spirituality, Dying, Death, and Bereavement: Time for a Radically Expanded Definition of Spirituality CHAPTER 14 Conclusion EPILOGUE Reflection on the Life of John Daniel Morgan: A Journey to Wholeness FINAL WORD

John Morgan (Author) ,  Stephen Palmer (Director, Centre for Coaching, UK) (Author) ,  Pittu Laungani (was Reader in Psychology at South Bank University) (Author) ,  Dale Lund (Author)

In this fifth and final volume of the very impressive series Death and Bereavement Around the World, the major themes include spirituality, suicide, death and the after-life, and cultural variations in the role of religious rites and rituals. The authors of each chapter are well-known experts on death and bereavement. -Charles D. Spielberger, PhD, Distinguished Research Professor, Department of Psychology, University of South Florida, Tampa ""This is an outstanding book that deals with difficult emotional issues-death and bereavement. It does so with great sensitivity, insight, and scholarship. A must read for those working in the field."" -Professor Cary L. Cooper, CBE, Pro Vice Chancellor (External Relations), Distinguished Professor, Organizational Psychology and Health, Lancaster University, UK

• INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME, PART 1, PART 2, CHAPTER 1 End of Life Care CHAPTER 2 Children and Death Around the World CHAPTER 3 Ritual: Making Special: The Right of Every Griever CHAPTER 4 Gender Differences in Death Customs Around the World CHAPTER 5 Pittu Laungani in Conversation with John D. Morgan CHAPTER 6 Death Systems and Suicide Around the World CHAPTER 7 AIDS = Death CHAPTER 8 Grief and Bereavement in the Developing World CHAPTER 9 Death and Bereavement in Romania CHAPTER 10 Names and their Uses CHAPTER 11 Roadside Memorials: Beyond Individual Grieving CHAPTER 12 Spiritual Experiences with Loss: Encouragement or Disaster? CHAPTER 13 Spirituality, Dying, Death, and Bereavement: Time for a Radically Expanded Definition of Spirituality CHAPTER 14 Conclusion EPILOGUE Reflection on the Life of John Daniel Morgan: A Journey to Wholeness FINAL WORD

John Morgan (Author) ,  Stephen Palmer (Director, Centre for Coaching, UK) (Author) ,  Pittu Laungani (was Reader in Psychology at South Bank University) (Author) ,  Dale Lund (Author)

In this fifth and final volume of the very impressive series Death and Bereavement Around the World, the major themes include spirituality, suicide, death and the after-life, and cultural variations in the role of religious rites and rituals. The authors of each chapter are well-known experts on death and bereavement. -Charles D. Spielberger, PhD, Distinguished Research Professor, Department of Psychology, University of South Florida, Tampa ""This is an outstanding book that deals with difficult emotional issues-death and bereavement. It does so with great sensitivity, insight, and scholarship. A must read for those working in the field."" -Professor Cary L. Cooper, CBE, Pro Vice Chancellor (External Relations), Distinguished Professor, Organizational Psychology and Health, Lancaster University, UK

• INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME, PART 1, PART 2, CHAPTER 1 End of Life Care CHAPTER 2 Children and Death Around the World CHAPTER 3 Ritual: Making Special: The Right of Every Griever CHAPTER 4 Gender Differences in Death Customs Around the World CHAPTER 5 Pittu Laungani in Conversation with John D. Morgan CHAPTER 6 Death Systems and Suicide Around the World CHAPTER 7 AIDS = Death CHAPTER 8 Grief and Bereavement in the Developing World CHAPTER 9 Death and Bereavement in Romania CHAPTER 10 Names and their Uses CHAPTER 11 Roadside Memorials: Beyond Individual Grieving CHAPTER 12 Spiritual Experiences with Loss: Encouragement or Disaster? CHAPTER 13 Spirituality, Dying, Death, and Bereavement: Time for a Radically Expanded Definition of Spirituality CHAPTER 14 Conclusion EPILOGUE Reflection on the Life of John Daniel Morgan: A Journey to Wholeness FINAL WORD