The Treatment Of Death Anxiety And Fear Of Bereavement In Adolescents Minds In Homen Borgohain’s Saudar Puteke Nao Meli Jay: An Analytical Study

The present inquiry endeavors to provide a discerning perspective on the treatment of death anxiety and fear of bereavement in the adolescent psyche as portrayed in Homen Borgohain’s Saudar Puteke Nao Meli Jay. The adolescent mind is often besieged by the distressing and agonizing experience of losing a cherished one, which can instill in them a sense of trepidation and ambiguity. The study aims to explore how literature can offer a platform to represent and address such intricate emotions and experiences. By meticulously scrutinizing the various coping mechanisms and strategies employed by the characters in the novel, this study illuminates the efficacy of literature in facilitating adolescents in navigating and coming to terms with the process of grieving and loss. The study’s findings have profound implications for mental health professionals and caregivers who work with adolescents grappling with death anxiety and fear of bereavement. By providing a nuanced and insightful examination of the subject matter, this study serves as a valuable resource for the academic community and the broader public interested in comprehending the role of literature in addressing complex emotional and psychological issues.