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    “You May Not Appreciate This Now, But You May Later”: A Qualitative Analysis of the Impact and Meaning of Legacy Interventions as Defined by Bereaved Parents by Stephanie Barta, Cassandra Matz, Stephany Griswold, Foster Rosemund, Caroline Boyd, Sarah Scott, Eileen Auer Bennett, Jennifer Staab

    Published 2024-11-01
    “…Legacy interventions can be defined as a practice that encourages families to process, create, and reflect on their experiences, stories, and memories. Six parents whose child died ≥2 years ago and who volunteered as parent mentors at a USA children's hospital's parent mentor program participated in focus groups. …”
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    Who’s In and Who’s Out? War News from Mexico and the Framing of Evil by Alan Hirsch

    Published 2023-11-01
    “…In the myth of Argus, the hundred-eyed giant wins the favor of Juno by using his hyper-optic capacity for her benefit. To memorialize him, the goddess has his eyes preserved in a peacock’s tail. …”
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    Online interaction of Olympic volunteers after the Games by M. P. Sukharkova

    Published 2021-10-01
    “…The most relevant topics among the participants of the online community are the topics of volunteering: both memories of working at the games, as well as information about other volunteer programs and other topics, for example, tourism, etc.…”
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    War crimes and spirituality: to prosecute or to forgive and reconcile by Goran Šimić

    Published 2023-09-01
    “…Can and should the victims forgive their torturers, the ones who burned down their homes, killed their beloved ones, destroyed their lives and burdened them with memories that do not fade away? In countries where past conflict resulted in mass atrocities and where, following some peace agreement, the former parties at war did not go separate ways but continued to live in the same country, this inevitable reality is a burden, if not even a risk to the existence and rebuilding of the post-conflict society. …”
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