“A grief more deep than me”—on ecological grief

Frantzen, Mikkel Krause

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“…Cunsolo and Ellis delineate "grief associated with anticipated future losses" as a category of their threefold classification ([2] p. 278). Many scholars of ecological grief discuss the topic and mention the term "anticipatory", combined with '"grief" or "grieving" ( [11], especially Chapter 2, [46], ([199] p. 172), ([200] p. 242), ([201] p. 197)), or with solastalgia [202]. However, ecological grief scholarship has not yet engaged extensively with general grief research on anticipatory grief and mourning, such as Rando's work [91,197,203].…”

Section: Anticipatory Grief and Mourningmentioning

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“…If the future orientation dominates, then the general grief scholarship about anticipatory grief/mourning is especially helpful, but broadly people seem to often engage in an effort to grapple with transitional loss and the coping requirements of the situation in which they live [47] (see Section 4.1.1 above). It seems overly strong to say, as Frantzen [46] does, that "In essence, ecological grief is anticipatory" (p. 224); perhaps one could rather say that the future dimension is strongly present in many forms of ecological grief and especially in global ecological grief (see Section 4.2 above).…”

Section: Bringing Types Of Loss and Forms Of Grief Togethermentioning

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“…This general grief and bereavement research-later called "grief research" in this article-is a natural discussion partner for studies about ecological grief. However, there is surprisingly little literature about the in-depth relationship between these topics and research frameworks (e.g., [46]). Several pioneers in ecological grief research have made important observations and, sometimes, adaptations of general grief theory.…”

Section: Introduction 1general Introductionmentioning

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Ecological Sorrow: Types of Grief and Loss in Ecological Grief

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2024

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Ecological changes evoke many felt losses and types of grief. These affect sustainability efforts in profound ways. Scholarship on the topic is growing, but the relationship between general grief research and ecological grief has received surprisingly little attention. This interdisciplinary article applies theories of grief, loss, and bereavement to ecological grief. Special attention is given to research on “non-death loss” and other broad frameworks of grief. The dynamics related to both local and global ecological grief are discussed. The kinds of potential losses arising from ecological issues are clarified using the frameworks of tangible/intangible loss, ambiguous loss, nonfinite loss and shattered assumptions. Various possible types of ecological grief are illuminated by discussing the frameworks of chronic sorrow and anticipatory grief/mourning. Earlier scholarship on disenfranchised ecological grief is augmented by further distinctions of the various forms it may take. The difficulties in defining complicated or prolonged grief in an ecological context are discussed, and four types of “complicated ecological grief” are explored. On the basis of the findings, three special forms of ecological loss and grief are identified and discussed: transitional loss and grief, lifeworld loss and shattered dreams. The implications of the results for ecological grief scholarship, counselling and coping are briefly discussed. The results can be used by psychological and healthcare professionals and researchers but also by members of the public who wish to reflect on their eco-emotions. They also have implications for policy makers.

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Section: Anticipatory Grief and Mourningmentioning

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Ecological Sorrow: Types of Grief and Loss in Ecological Grief

Pihkala

2024

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“…Yapılan çalışmalar da ekolojik krizle ilgili ekolojik keder gibi duyguların çevre yanlısı davranışların güçlenmesine (Ágoston vd., 2022a) dair olumlu etkilerinin olduğunu göstermektedir. Yasın "olasılıklar sisteminin kaybı" olduğu düşünüldüğünde gelecek için keder beslemek gelecekteki kayıpları görmeyi içermekte ve bu da harekete geçmeyi, yeni olasılıklar yaratmayı yani ekolojiyle ilgili öngörülen karamsar geleceği değiştirmeyi (Frantzen, 2021) içeren toplumsal eylemselliği güçlendirmektedir. Keder ve yas, aktif bilişselduygusal fenomenlerdir ve uygulamaya dayalıdır.…”

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Ecological Grief in the Context of Grief Studies in Social Work

ASLAN,

KARA

2023

Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi

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Ekolojik bozulma ve sonuçları her geçen gün daha çok hissedilir olmaktadır. Bazı durumlarda disiplin ve/veya mesleğin kapsamı ve bakış açısı (türlerin yok olması, hayvan hakları, bitkilerle ilgilenilmesi, bahçecilik faaliyetleri) dolayısıyla ekolojik bozulmalara dair oluşan bilgi ve farkındalık sonucu kaygı ve keder oluşmaktadır. Bazı durumlarda ise yaşam alanlarının değişimi, kaybı ve bozulması gibi nedenlerle insanların hayatları ekolojik bozulmaların sonuçlarından doğrudan etkilenmektedir. Ekolojik keder, ekolojik bozulmalar sonucu oluşan kayıplara yönelik bir yas tepkisi ile görünür olmakta ve ilgili literatürde, ekolojik sorunlar arttıkça yaygınlaşacağı öngörülmektedir. Sosyal hizmetin de ekolojik sosyal hizmet kapsamında söz konusu konuları gündemine taşımasında ve uygulamasını bu yönde güncellemesinde mevcut yas ve kayıp uygulamalarına ekoloji kaynaklı kayıp/yas/keder konularını eklemesine ihtiyaç bulunmaktadır. Bu çalışmada da söz konusu ihtiyaca dayanarak uygulamada ekolojik faydaya yönelik kederin dönüştürücü ve motive edici gücüne dikkat çekilmesi amaçlanmakta ve sosyal hizmet için çıkarımlarda bulunulmaktadır.

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“…However, there is surprisingly little literature about the in-depth relation between these topics and research frameworks e.g. [46]. Several pioneers in ecological grief research have made important observations and sometimes adaptations of general grief theory.…”

Section: General Introductionmentioning

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Ecological Sorrow: Types of Grief and Loss in Ecological Grief

Pihkala

2023

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Ecological changes evoke many felt losses and types of grief. These affect sustainability efforts in profound ways. Scholarship on the topic is growing, but the relationship between general grief research and ecological grief has received surprisingly little attention. This interdisciplinary article applies theories of grief, loss, and bereavement to ecological grief. Special attention is given to research about “non-death loss” and other broad frameworks about grief. Dynamics related to both local and global ecological grief are discussed. Kinds of potential losses arising out of ecological issues are clarified with the frameworks of tangible/intangible loss, ambiguous loss, nonfinite loss, and shattered assumptions. Various possible types of ecological grief are illuminated by discussing the frameworks of chronic sorrow and anticipatory grief/mourning. Earlier scholarship about disenfranchised ecological grief is augmented by further distinctions about various forms it may take. The difficulties in defining complicated or prolonged grief in ecological context are discussed, and four types of “complicated ecological grief” are explored. Based on the findings, three special forms of ecological loss and grief are named and discussed: transitional loss and grief, lifeworld loss, and shattered dreams. The implications of the results for ecological grief scholarship, counselling and coping are briefly discussed. The results can be used by psychological and healthcare professionals and researchers, but also by members of the public who wish to reflect on their eco-emotions.

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“A grief more deep than me”—on ecological grief

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