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1.denying death and viewing it as normal
2. Death is embraced and it causes them to increase the quality and intentionality of life
3. Facilities a space for death in a society that rejects it. Allows remembering, storytelling and creating moments. An opportunity to validate the life of the decreased.

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The Psychology of Funeral Rituals" and "Death is not the end: Fascinating Funeral Traditions from around the Globe"

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The Psychology of Funeral Rituals" and "Death is not the end: Fascinating Funeral Traditions from around the Globe"

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According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?
The purpose of funerals is to act as a bridge between the alive and deceased, so that they will still be a connection after death, it allows people to remember the cherishable moments with the deceased. It creates stories to tell future generations and to pass on traditions.

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What are the two opposing belief systems outlined?

Being able to deny death and accept death

What is the third belief discussed?

grief of death

According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?

It is important to think of funeral rituals as multidimensional
events with a time frame extending beyond the ritual itself.

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1.      Embracing death and denying death

2.       The third belief discussed are theories involving the grieving process like the 5 stages of grief

3.       The role of the funeral according to Giblin and Hug is to put a structure onto he grief people are feeling, a chance for the extended family to be with the survivors and to provide some religious comfort.

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What are the two opposing belief systems outlined?

viewing death as normal & The denial of death

What is the third belief discussed?

The third belief discussed is the embrace of death as a natural part of life and a way of living more consciously.

According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?

Funerals, according to Giblin and Hug, play an important role in assisting the bereaved in coping with their loss and the grieving process.

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1. Culture that denies death and makes death a reality.

2. The feeling of grief as this feeling is part of death. Many people must be acceptance after one passing.

3. It is important to think of funeral rituals as multidimensional events with a time frame extending beyond the ritual itself

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1. The two opposing beliefs outlines are  embracing death and denying death.

2. The third belief displayed is that grieving is an essential part of death and can help with the process of moving on.

3. Funerals confirm and reinforce the reality of death. The funeral ritual provides a context for remembering, storytelling, and
creating cherishable moments. The purpose of a funeral is to help come to terms with the reality of the death and to show our grief and respects of the deceased. There are many different rituals that individuals participate in when it comes to funerals.

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The role of funeral is a context for remembering, storytelling and creating cherishable moments, an opportunity to validate the life of the deceased.

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1. Funerals provide a context for remembering, storytelling and validation of the life of the deceased. Also provides

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What is the role of funerals?
The role of funerals is to allow loved ones to respect and honor the dead. This occasions allows close relatives and family members to mourn the loss of their loved ones. It is also seen as a way of celebrating the life achievements of the deceased and bring light towards the things they achieved and the relationships the built throughout their lives. A funeral ceremony is a way of confirming and reinforcing the reality of the passing of the loved one.

What are the 2 opposing beliefs outlined?
The 2 opposing beliefs outlined are the denial of , death, and at the same time, the acceptance of death.

What is the third belief discussed?
The third belief is that grieving is a natural consequence of death as the loss is not something that can be fixed or retained.

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the role of a funeral is to cherish life of a person that has passed. this allows people to realise they emotions and to mourn for the person that has passed. this is considered as a celebration of life and the deceased in some cultures.
Lou

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Life presents multiple occasions for dealing with loss, beginning with an infant's attachment with its parents.

How death influence family systems?

Khadija

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What are the two opposing belief systems outlined?
Denying death, accepting death

What is the third belief discussed?
That grieving is a part of death, and can even be a way of transcending the everyday banality of life.

According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?

The role of the funeral is to provide a context for those who are grieving, in order to acknowledge the reality of death, provide those grieving with structure, reinforce their connection to a larger community that exists beyond themselves, all to provide a method of which the grieving can process the loss of someone important to them. The funeral provides an avenue through which the survivors of death can process the events which have occurred, mourn them and legitimize the emotional responses they have.

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• What are the two opposing belief systems outlined?
The two opposing beliefs are the denial and normalization of death ( seen as part of life)

• What is the third belief discussed?
The embracing of death ( viewed as a path for liberation and to lead a more sacred way of living)

• According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?
The role of funerals is to help the survivors come to terms with the reality of their situation, to grieve within a supportive community and have members participate in a collective ritual to remember and pay respects to the dead through their own spiritual practice.

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- According to Giblin and Hug what is the role of funerals ?
- The role of funerals according to Giblin and Hug is to create a connection after death and act as a pathway connecting the deceased with the living
What is the third belief discussed?
- The third belief that was mentioned was that greving is a normal part of death and is used to show just how impacted/devistated the person is that they have just lost someone close to them.

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What are the two opposing belief systems outlined?

Denying and embracing death

What is the third belief discussed?

Directly embracing death which can lead to better quality of life.

According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals

So survivors do not grieve alone

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The Psychology of Funeral Rituals" and "Death is not the end: Fascinating Funeral Traditions from around the Globe"

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The Psychology of Funeral Rituals" and "Death is not the end: Fascinating Funeral Traditions from around the Globe"

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- According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?
The purpose of funerals is to act as a bridge between the alive and deceased, so that they will still be a connection after death, it allows people to remember the cherishable moments with the deceased. It creates stories to tell future generations and to pass on traditions.

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1. What are the 2 opposing belief systems outlined?

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1. What are the 2 opposing belief systems outlined?

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Denying death and viewing it as normal and existential death where death is talked about and faced directly
2. What is the third belief discussed?
Embracing death increases quality of life (American Buddhism
3. According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?
To allow the grieving process to happen naturally, express emotions more freely and to display religious ceremonies.

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In denying death
Religion promises an after life which makes us not fear death.

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The psychology of funeral rituals : Mehraty 

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The psychology of funeral rituals : Mehraty 

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-  Grief is felt as an inner-sense of emptiness and an interpersonal sense of loneliness. Grief is felt as a bodily physical distress. Grieving is both a private and public process.

- Grief can come from feelings of despair such as the perspective from christianity when Jesus died on the cross.

- However, in this wretched death is an outcome of good death for survivors as survivors hear that God is present to their mournings and does not abandon them in their Grief.

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What is the role of funerals?

The role of a funeral is to celebrate the life of one who has passed away. It allows families and friends to connect by mourning and talking about the good memories that were created with the person.

Tatiana

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"The Psychology of Funeral Rituals" and "Death is not the end: Fascinating funeral traditions from around the globe"

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"The Psychology of Funeral Rituals" and "Death is not the end: Fascinating funeral traditions from around the globe"

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- What are the two opposing belief systems outlined?
Embracing and denying death

- What is the third belief system discussed?
I believe it is the universality of loss

- According to Gilbin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?
A funeral can make death a reality in a culture that constantly tries to deny death.

- Apply the principles from the first article (academic) to the second (non-academic) (Find one quote from the Giblin article that you think applies to each of the funeral rituals discussed in the May article)
"The funeral ritual [is] a unique coming together of the conscious and unconscious dimension of the individual and corporate psyche."

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1. What are the two opposing belief?
Embracing death and denying death.

2. What is the third belief discussed?
Stages of grief.

3. According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?
Funerals confirm and reinforce the reality of death. They also assist in the acknowledgement and expression of a broad range of feelings. Other roles of funerals include providing context for remembering, storytelling, creating cherishable moments and allows for an opportunity to validate the life of the deceased. Funerals also involve providing a bridge between remembering and hoping, connecting the old to the new and provides a threshold from which survivors can look forward and backward.

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According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?

allowing people to mourn, cry and remember the deceased in a society where death and crying is not super acceptable / opportunity to grieve

being able to celebrate the life of the deceased

coming together as a family or community to receive comfort and support

creating a space for death in a society that makes no time for dying.

- kiera thomas

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According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?
- it is to allow people to mourn.
- to act as a bridge between this life and the next life.
- as well as bring together communities to support the effect family.

Sophie Hunter

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What are the two opposing belief systems outlined?

Denying & accepting death.

What is the third belief discussed?

Accepting the fact that grieveing is and will always be a part of death and that can help with the feeling of holding on.

According to Giblin and Hug, what is the role of funerals?

The role of funerals is to grieve while acknowledging the reality of death.

- Fatima Khalife