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Soins Psychiatr
; (276): 39-41, 2011.
Article
in French
| MEDLINE
| ID: mdl-21972751
ABSTRACT
In some African societies, mourning rituals are a way of isolating death from the territory of the living and to allow the bereaved to regain, after a certain time, their place in society. However, for a young educated woman confronted with the brutal death of her sister, the traditional ritual to which her family subjected her resulted in a prolonged reactive depression combined with cognitive disorders..