Grief and Mourning During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Psychological and Pastoral Perspective

Trębski, Krzysztof

doi:10.15290/rtk.2021.20.10

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“…Meskipun beberapa partisipan memiliki tahapan kedukaan yang sesuai seperti tahapan kedukaan Kubler-Ross, namun sebagian mengaku tidak. Temuan ini juga menjadi kritikan sekaligus mengonfirmasi temuan-temuan sebelumnya yang menunjukkan ketidaksesuaian perbedaan urutan tahapan kedukaan bagi seseorang yang sedang berkabung (Milawati & Widyastuti, 2023;Stephens et al, 2021;Trebski,…”

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Bagaimana Tahapan Kedukaan Pasca Kehilangan Orang Tercinta Selama Covid-19?

Muqoddam,

Pires

2023

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Tingginya prevalensi Covid-19 di dunia yang mengakibatkan banyak orang meninggal menjadi alasan pentingnya menjelaskan tahapan kedukaan orang-orang yang kehilangan orang tercinta selama Covid-19. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan tahapan kedukaan yang dialami oleh orang yang kehilangan orang tercinta selama Covid-19. Metode kualitatif digunakan dalam penelitian ini dengan melibatkan partisipan penelitian sebanyak 7 orang, dengan rincian laki-laki 3 orang dan perempuan 4 orang. Penetapan partisipan penelitian berdasarkan bukti riwayat hasil uji Tes Antigen dan PCR SWAB untuk memastikan bahwa orang terdekat mereka meninggal disebabkan Covid-19. Penelitian ini menggunakan teknik wawancara secara mendalam dan analisis tematik dalam menganalisis data. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa tahapan kedukaan orang yang ditinggalkan orang tercinta karena Covid-19 terdiri dari pengalaman awal, penolakan, rasa marah, upaya untuk tawar-menawar, depresi, dan penerimaan. Partisipan juga mengeksplorasi berbagai upaya agar tidak terlarut secara mendalam pada kondisi berduka yang dilaminya. Partisipan penelitian tidak semuanya memiliki tahapan kedukaan yang berurutan seperti pada tahapan kedukaan Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. Rentang waktu atau durasi pengalaman partisipan sejak pengalaman awal hingga proses penerimaan juga dibahas.

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Section: Gambar 1 Level Emosional Tahapan Kedukaan Partisipanunclassified

Bagaimana Tahapan Kedukaan Pasca Kehilangan Orang Tercinta Selama Covid-19?

Muqoddam,

Pires

2023

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“…The study of death, grief and mourning has been done in various fields such as psychology (Robert, 2000;Klimczuk & Fabis, 2017;O'connor, 2019), medicine (Shear, 2012;Hagan, 2015;Schmidt et al, 2016), anthropology (Kiong & Schiller, 1993;Silverman et al, 2021), sociology (Riley, 1983;Walter, 2008;Puri, 2021), pastoral studies (Cox & Fundis, 1992;Cox et al, 2003;Baloyi, 2014;Bregman, 2019), and religious studies (Lloyd, 1996;Filippo, 2006;Setta & Shemie, 2015). Yet more recent publications have focused on this subject focusing specifically on the COVID-19 pandemic death experiences (Mortazavi et al, 2021;Trebski, 2021;. All these and many others are important in informing this study focusing on funerary rites in a COVID-19 context in Zimbabwe.…”

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Religion and Health in a COVID-19 Context : Experiences from Zimbabwe

Manyonganise¹

2023

Bible in Africa Studies

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BIAS 36 ist an essays collection that explores the intersection of religion and health in a COVID-19 context specifically focusing on Zimbabwe. With the menace of COVID-19 across cultures, this volume places its focus on this pandemic and how it has reshaped the discourse on the way, religion interfaces with health. The book further examines the ambivalence of religion in shaping attitudes towards health-seeking behaviour as well as influencing responses to pandemics. This book, therefore, makes a valuable contribution to the body of knowledge by offering an incisive analysis of how the pandemic has shaped the way religion has contributed both positively and negatively to the discourse on health in Zimbabwe. Such an analysis is crucial in informing policy on the future relationship between science and religion in public health both during this pandemic as well as in the post-pandemic era and the crises ahead. The book contains contributions by Molly MANYONGANISE (ed.) / Vengesai CHIMININGE / Enna Sukutai GUDHLANGA / Bernard Pindukai HUMBE / Angeline Mavis MADONGONDA / Clemence MAKAMURE / Gift MASENGWE / Peter MASVOTORE / Tawanda MATUTU / Tenson MUYAMBO / Bednicho NYONI / Nomatter SANDE / Jane TENDERE / Lovemore TOGARASEI / Lindah TSARA / Silindiwe ZVINGOWANISEI

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“…The study of death, grief and mourning has been done in various fields such as psychology (Robert, 2000;Klimczuk & Fabis, 2017;O'connor, 2019), medicine (Shear, 2012;Hagan, 2015;Schmidt et al, 2016), anthropology (Kiong & Schiller, 1993;Robben, 10.20378/irb-92496 2018; Silverman et al, 2021), sociology (Riley, 1983;Walter, 2008;Puri, 2021), pastoral studies (Cox & Fundis, 1992;Cox et al, 2003;Baloyi, 2014;Bregman, 2019), and religious studies (Lloyd, 1996;Filippo, 2006;Setta & Shemie, 2015). Yet more recent publications have focused on this subject focusing specifically on the COVID-19 pandemic death experiences (Mortazavi et al, 2021;Trebski, 2021;Sibanda, Muyambo & Chitando, 2022). All these and many others are important in informing this study focusing on funerary rites in a COVID-19 context in Zimbabwe.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mourning from a Distance : COVID-19 and the Disruption of African Funerary Rites in Zimbabwe

Manyonganise

2023

Religion and Health in a COVID-19 Context : Experiences From Zimbabwe

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Since the year 2019, the world has been grappling with the coronavirus. The virus which was first detected in the Chinese province of Wuhan in December 2019, landed on the African continent in February 2020. The fast spread of the virus threatened the socio-economic well-being of most countries of the world. To contain the spread of the virus, the World Health Organisation (WHO) put in place several measures. Some of these measures were masking up, sanitising, constant washing of hands as well as social distancing. While these measures were noble and seen as effective in containing the spread of the virus, some of them infringed on the African religio-cultural beliefs and practices mainly when it comes to the funerary rites. The purpose of this paper is to interrogate the measure of social distancing. This is done to establish the various ways in which this measure disrupted African ways of mourning and burying the dead. In doing this, the study explores whether it is possible, in the context of COVID-19, to come up with more acceptable ways of mourning that are indigenous to Africa while at the same time paying particular attention to international standards of dealing with the pandemic. Data for the paper were gathered through interviews with people who lost their loved ones in Zimbabwe as well as online media reports of the same. Secondary sources were utilised to support primary data.

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Grief and Mourning During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Psychological and Pastoral Perspective

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Bagaimana Tahapan Kedukaan Pasca Kehilangan Orang Tercinta Selama Covid-19?

Bagaimana Tahapan Kedukaan Pasca Kehilangan Orang Tercinta Selama Covid-19?

Religion and Health in a COVID-19 Context : Experiences from Zimbabwe

Mourning from a Distance : COVID-19 and the Disruption of African Funerary Rites in Zimbabwe

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