Three theories/ concepts exercised in this novel are as followed: the Kubler-Ross Stages of Grief, Advance Directives and Dodka’s Tasks in Coping with Life-Threatening. The Kubler –Ross stages of grief was created by Elisabeth Kubler -Ross in 1969.
The Kubler –Ross stages of grief deals with how an individual copes with the reality of death of someone he or she knows or themselves. The five stages of this theory entails denial , anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Though, these stages are not experience in any particular order , people experience theses as they are dealing with the case of death. The denial stage involves that a person reject the thought that he or she is experiencing some type of loss. For
The Kubler –Ross stages of grief deals with how an individual copes with the reality of death of someone he or she knows or themselves. The five stages of this theory entails denial , anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Though, these stages are not experience in any particular order , people experience theses as they are dealing with the case of death. The denial stage involves that a person reject the thought that he or she is experiencing some type of loss. For