This book appeals to scholars and students interested in culture and bereavement. Bereavement occurs in a socio-cultural context, which helps to provide an understanding of how people would cope with grief, accordingly. For example, coping with grief in the context of the workplace would be different than coping with grief in the case of a spousal loss. When compared to competing books, this book's approach is unique. Topics covered include widowhood, abortion, death anxiety, dying experience, workplace bereavement, resilience, disenfranchised grief, and grief rituals. Unlike competing books, culture is given prominence beyond religion, in coping with grief.

Frank E. Eyetsemitan is a Professor of Psychology at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, USA. He is also a Faculty Associate at the University of Maine Center on Aging and a trustee of the Providence Public Library. His research interests span human aging; death, dying, and bereavement; and cross-cultural studies. Dr. Eyetsemitan is the author/co-author/editor of six books, including:

1. Eyetsemitan, F.E. (2023): Verstorbenen-fokussierte Trauerbewältigung: Ein alternativer Ansatz (German Edition) The deceased-focused approach to grief: an alternative model; Springer-Nature Publisher
2. Eyetsemitan, F.E. (2022): The deceased-focused approach to grief: an alternative model; Springer- Nature Publisher

3. Eyetsemitan, F.E. (2021): Death, dying and bereavement around the world; Charles C. Thomas Publishers

4. Eyetsemitan, F.E (2020): Understanding death and dying: encountering death, dying and the afterlife; Sage Publication.

5. Eyetsemitan, F.E. & Adebayo, S.O (Eds.) (2016): Touching lives through psychology: and cross-over issues; Africa World Press, NJ, USA

6. Eyetsemitan, F. & Gire, J.T. ( 2003). Aging & Adult Development in the Developing World: Applying Western Theories and Concepts. Westport, CT: Praeger/Greenwood.