Abstract: “Unaccustomed Love and Grief” will provide an analysis of how gender, generation and culture affect the mourning process as represented in Jhumpa Lahiri’s “Unaccustomed Earth.” In addition, I will distinguish cultural traditions of mourning; whether it be specific to Bengali traditions or universal in the sense of loss. Lastly, “Unaccustomed Love and Grief” will establish modes of grieving reflected from different kinds of love. Utilizing Jhumpa Lahiri’s short stories Unaccustomed Earth and Years End will offer specific examples and concrete details to support the idea that grief manifests in distinct ways depending on culture and category of love toward the person lost
In this thesis, grief is explored as a way of being in teaching. Drawing on Heidegger’s concept of D...
Grief research on continuing emotional bonds between the deceased and the bereaved has mainly used c...
The paper deals with the approach of Hindi literature to understanding the nature of God through the...
The presentation begins with the moving scene of Va¯lmi¯ki\u27s grief over the bereavement...
The article explores recent thinking on the 'hard emotions', in particular, grief, sorrow and mourni...
Unlike her earlier works of fiction (Interpreter of Maladies (1999) and The Namesake (2003", which m...
Abstract: Jhumpa Lahiri (July11, 1967), is an English born American novelist and short story writer ...
The article explores the state of the field in developing a cross-cultural model of grief. Dialogues...
International audience“Hema and Kaushik,” the second part of Jhumpa Lahiri’s 2008 collection Unaccus...
Indian subcontinent, diverse though in many respects, has a common systematized cultural mechanism t...
The emotions that come with death and dying, such as grief, sadness and anger are experienced by eve...
The article serves to examine the cultural influences on attitudes towards the deceased and bereaved...
The article explores recent thinking on the \u27hard emotions\u27, in particular, grief, sorrow and ...
Human beings are grieving animals and consolation, an experiential assemblage through which grief is...
This work provides a survey of Indian funeral rites, concentrating on ceremonies performed by rural ...
In this thesis, grief is explored as a way of being in teaching. Drawing on Heidegger’s concept of D...
Grief research on continuing emotional bonds between the deceased and the bereaved has mainly used c...
The paper deals with the approach of Hindi literature to understanding the nature of God through the...
The presentation begins with the moving scene of Va¯lmi¯ki\u27s grief over the bereavement...
The article explores recent thinking on the 'hard emotions', in particular, grief, sorrow and mourni...
Unlike her earlier works of fiction (Interpreter of Maladies (1999) and The Namesake (2003", which m...
Abstract: Jhumpa Lahiri (July11, 1967), is an English born American novelist and short story writer ...
The article explores the state of the field in developing a cross-cultural model of grief. Dialogues...
International audience“Hema and Kaushik,” the second part of Jhumpa Lahiri’s 2008 collection Unaccus...
Indian subcontinent, diverse though in many respects, has a common systematized cultural mechanism t...
The emotions that come with death and dying, such as grief, sadness and anger are experienced by eve...
The article serves to examine the cultural influences on attitudes towards the deceased and bereaved...
The article explores recent thinking on the \u27hard emotions\u27, in particular, grief, sorrow and ...
Human beings are grieving animals and consolation, an experiential assemblage through which grief is...
This work provides a survey of Indian funeral rites, concentrating on ceremonies performed by rural ...
In this thesis, grief is explored as a way of being in teaching. Drawing on Heidegger’s concept of D...
Grief research on continuing emotional bonds between the deceased and the bereaved has mainly used c...
The paper deals with the approach of Hindi literature to understanding the nature of God through the...