Examples of mourner

• Not only might the mourner need to create meaning, but, in fact, those who are mourning often work to change social conditions.

• He, therefore, must transform the psychological dispositions of working-class mourners.

• The working out of this relationship, however, is a crucial task not only for the individual mourner but for society too.

• In addition, the narratives allow widows to define their past identity as wife, nurse and organiser, and their present identity as chief mourner.

• Both of these processes involve the mourner in doing for others what could not be done for them.

• Grief may mobilize mourners by helping them to turn passivity into activity.

• During major social events such as funerals, when the family of the deceased feeds mourners, mangrove wood consumption increases dramatically.

• Rather than focus on the pain and pathological consequences of death, attention is directly paid to the constructive ways that mourners grieve.