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title	Child Rearing Experience of a Mother Grown in a Remarried Family: Collaborative Autoethnography
author(s)	Miok Park(Gusan Middle School)/Myeungchan Kim(Inje University)
Keywords	bereavement, remarriage, mourning, step-parent, object-relations, collaborative autoethnography
Abstract	The purpose of this study is to show how a mother grown in a remarriage family after bereavement identified her own problems and changed herself in the process of raising her own child. A child is grown in a remarriage family after death of a spouse, may not be able to show enough mourning to the death of his/her biological parent and may experience difficulties in accepting step-parent. This problem may have impact on nurturing their children after they grow up. The attitude to parent’s death, accepting a step-parent, and internalizing this ‘triadic relationship’ as symbolic representation could have positive impact on closing psychological distance in human relations, especially with their offsprings and family.
file	질적탐구논문집_1권_2호_(10월)-p.25-56.pdf