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,“No Bones Broken”: Embodied Experiences of Loss,s can be felt “in the cells of your body a kind of genetic shudder that recognises the extinguishment of some of its own material” (253). After her father’s death she says, “I wanted to consume this damaged body and make it a part of myself” (253). Indeed, the lost thing (person, childhood, self) of

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,Conclusion: “Weeping Constellations”,he binary oppositions of Freud’s “Mourning and Melancholia” and the extreme reactions against it. The long-term, damaging effect of “cast[ing] the difference between mourning and melancholia in clear-cut binary terms” has been to create a “false opposition” that has “paralysed discussions of mournin

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,Conclusion: “Weeping Constellations”,y underlying his “work of mourning” as both a prolonging and a letting go, as both a remembering and a forgetting (Craft 60). In characterizing a space of textured recovery, I have tried to dissect and understand the ambiguity of grief in narratives dealing with loss.

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