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Direct linkClark, Jennifer; Franzmann, Majella – Death Studies, 2006
Those who make memorials for the victims of motor vehicle crashes assume an authority to do so that stems from three main elements of experience: the overwhelming empowerment of grief; the belief that the presence of the deceased can be felt and recognized; and the understanding that the place where life was lost is a special place for…
Descriptors: Motor Vehicles, Grief, Beliefs, Death
