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Document Type
Life and Death Essay
Publication Date
2006
Excerpt
It feels like being afraid, feels like drunkenness, feels like you received a concussion, feels like suspense, compared with that of an amputee, or a river valley and with characteristics of laziness and selfishness. According to C.S. Lewis in his book, A Grief Observed, grief is all of these things. Like C.S. Lewis, we all experience grief sometime in our live, but it may not always be just as he described it. Every human, C.S Lewis, Tim O'Brien, me, you name it-they will deal with grief in a different way, but we share common characteristics of grief, also.
Recommended Citation
Wagner, Kevin, "Feelings of Grief (2006)" (2006). The Valpo Core Reader. 587.
http://scholar.valpo.edu/core_reader/587
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