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Men and grief: A review of research

Larry Lister D.S.W. Professor and Chair of the M.S.W. program, University of Hawaii, School of Social Work
Pages 220-235 | Published online: 17 Feb 2010

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Jessica K. Walker, Nicky McGrath, Danielle L. Nilsson, Natalie K. Waran & Clive J. C. Phillips. (2014) The Role of Gender in Public Perception of Whether Animals Can Experience Grief and Other Emotions. Anthrozoös 27:2, pages 251-266.
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NinaR. Jakoby. (2012) Grief as a Social Emotion: Theoretical Perspectives. Death Studies 36:8, pages 679-711.
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CherylK. Brandsen. (2005) Social Work and End-of-Life Care. Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care 1:2, pages 45-70.
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PhilipA. Carverhill. (1998) Bereaved Men. Psychotherapy in Private Practice 16:4, pages 1-15.
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Sharon Butler & Terry B. Northcut. (2012) Enhancing Psychodynamic Therapy with Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in the Treatment of Grief. Clinical Social Work Journal 41:4, pages 309-315.
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Terry L. Martin & Wen-Chi Wang. (2016) A Pilot Study of the Development of a Tool to Measure Instrumental and Intuitive Styles of Grieving. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying 53:4, pages 263-276.
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Kathy Gharmaz & Melinda J. Milligan. 2006. Handbook of the Sociology of Emotions. Handbook of the Sociology of Emotions 516 543 .
J. Scott Kenney. (2016) Gender Roles and Grief Cycles: Observations on Models of Grief and Coping in Homicide Cases. International Review of Victimology 10:1, pages 19-47.
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J. Scott Kenney. (2016) Metaphors of Loss: Murder, Bereavement, Gender, and Presentation of the ‘Victimized’ Self. International Review of Victimology 9:3, pages 219-251.
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John M. O’brienLinda M. Forrest & Ann E. Austin. (2016) Death of a Partner: Perspectives of Heterosexual and Gay Men. Journal of Health Psychology 7:3, pages 317-328.
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WILL H. COURTENAY. (2016) Social Work, Counseling, and Psychotherapeutic Interventions with Men and Boys. Men and Masculinities 2:3, pages 330-352.
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Carol Irizarry & Briar Willard. (2016) The Grief of Sids Parents and their Understanding of Each Other's Responses. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying 38:4, pages 313-323.
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Marcene Goodman, Helen K. Black & Robert L. Rubinstein. (1996) Paternal Bereavement in Older Men. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying 33:4, pages 303-322.
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James W. Gentry, Patricia F. Kennedy, Catherine Paul & Ronald Paul Hill. (1995) Family transitions during grief: Discontinuities in household consumption patterns. Journal of Business Research 34:1, pages 67-79.
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