This tension between grief as a standardised process and grief as an individual process was also demonstrated within GPs, with some GPs articulating grief as both standardised and a unique experience.
It articulates a grief and rage hitherto believed to be not fully articulable.
Some will conduct full-scale competitions, and others will invite native artists to help them articulate their grief.
They put them in headlocks and handcuffed them before dragging them off to waiting trucks for arrest". "if speaking up only brings more violence, then silence will have to articulate our grief". At 6 pm Alexandrians dressed in black and stood facing the ocean in complete silence, some in prayer, before marching away single filed.
Also, while grief and loss was articulated at the family level, Collective Grief and Loss had negative repercussions at the community level.
They talked me through the five stages of grief, articulating how relevant they were to addiction.
Across the boundaries of ideology, the men have formed a potent bipartisan partnership, grounded in a common, if rarely articulated, experience of the loss, grief, and bitterness that marked the generation of Americans who fought the war in Vietnam and fought against it.
His stammer, which never goes away, articulates his grief and potentially reflects society's ruptures.
It is almost like a suicidal film – grief that can only be articulated through violence (female) or cold sterility (male).
Two GPs articulated a time bounded understanding but then acknowledged that grief does not necessarily happen in that way: So grief, when you think about it takes sort of [pause] the classic things is it takes 2 years of that major grieving……..I don't want to generalise because obviously it's not the same for everybody[ 9].
This contradictory duality is articulated in powerful, simultaneously experienced opposing emotions like joy and grief, fruition and guilt.
