This book is a collection of essays about grief. We grieve the death of a loved one, we suffer from the anticipation that someone close to us will die or even from the proximity of our own death. The ideas proposed here are of interest to anyone who wants to know more about the typical emotions of grief, the way in which they transform us and disrupt personal relationships, the permanence of the links between the living and the dead, the psychological processes that usually occur. be involved, as well as the importance of the way in which we narrate this significant experience. Philosophy of Grief brings together six collaborations resulting from the dialogue that the authors held during the time when the COVID-19 pandemic caused many people to experience especially difficult grief. The reflections are presented from various fields of philosophy: ethics, the philosophy of emotions, the mind and medicine. Grieving will always be difficult, and even paralyzing; All in all, it is an opportunity to get to know each other better and try new links with what is most valuable to us. Death and grief are inevitable, the work you hold in your hand seeks to expand the understanding of their place in our lives.