Duelo y significado
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v13i49.555Palabras clave:
duelo, separación, psicoterapia constructivista, contexto social, reconstrucción del significadoResumen
Desde un punto de vista amplio, el fenómeno del duelo y la pérdida de un ser querido requieren un análisis en términos sociológicos, psicológicos y psiquiátricos. En este artículo se arguye que una cuestión común es la del significado de la pérdida, expresado como un intento de adaptación tanto individual como colectivo.
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