The mourn, the writing
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.affs.9514Keywords:
loss, death, mourn, writingAbstract
Every human life is subject to a manifold and permanent experience of loss, and so ends up constituted by a system of mourning. The personal effect of such events may be faced in different ways. When coming up against a mourn, the whole symbolic system is called into action to enclose the void produced by absence. However, there is also a persistent collapse of words when attempting to name what is takenaway by the dead person absence. So, what would be the role of writing against these afflictions? After putting forward some remarks on both subjective and social conditions of mourn, I will suggest a way by which writing and mourn may be bonded together.
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