Parr, H. Stevenson, O. Woolnough, P. (2016)

Families of missing people are often understood as inhabiting a particular space of ambiguity, captured in the phrase ‘living in limbo’ (Holmes, 2008). To explore this uncertain ground, we interviewed 25 family members to consider how human absence is acted upon and not just felt within this space ‘in between’ grief and loss (Wayland, 2007).

This open access document is available to view online. In Emotion, Space and Society Vol. 19 May 2016, Pages 66-75

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