The Death Culture of Mexico and Mexican—Americans

Ethnology · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health · History

• No place to die

  Daniel R Weir, Daniel Weir•2002

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• A Note on Death and Dying

  Open Access•Arturo Fierro•Hispanic Journal of Behavioral…•1980

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• Toward an integrative perspective on bereavement

  George A Bonanno, Stacey Kaltman•Psychological Bulletin•1999

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• Embracing Death

  Open Access•Isabel T Gutiérrez, David Menendez et al.•Child Development•2020

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• The Loss-Grief Connection in Susto

  Open Access•Azula A Houghton, Frederic J Boersma•Ethnology•1988

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• Three ways to arrange a funeral

  Tony Walter•Mortality•2005

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• Constructions of Mexican American family grief after the death of a child

  Gerry Doran, Nancy Downing Hansen•Cultural Diversity & Ethnic…•2006

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• Culture and Continuing Bonds

  Kathleen Lalande, Kathleen M Lalande et al.•Death Studies•2006

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• Positive Outcomes of Adolescents' Experience with Grief

  Open Access•Kevin Ann Oltjenbruns•Journal of Adolescent Research•1991

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• Ethnicity and infant mortality in Texas Counties

  Kyriakos S Markides, Helen P Hazuda•Social Biology•1980

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• A return to the roots

  Open Access•Kenneth E Davis, Kenneth Davis•Pastoral Psychology•1992

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• Death-Related Experiences and Funerary Practices of the Hmong Refugee in the United States

  Open Access•Christopher L Hayes, Richard A Kalish•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•1988

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• The living and the dead

  W Lloyd Warner•The living and the dead•1975

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• Death, grief, and mourning

  Geoffrey Gorer•Death, grief, and mourning•1987

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• Profile of Man and Culture in Mexico

  Peter G Earle, Samuel Ramos et al.•Profile of Man and Culture in…•1962

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