Titlebook: Cemeteries and the Life of a Smoky Mountain Community; Cades Cove Under Foo Gary S.‘Foster,William E. Lovekamp Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if

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A Census of Cades Cove Through Gravestones,munity. This included the sex/gender composition of the community, gender roles and familial statuses, patriarchal dominance and gender inequality, age structures and age statuses, ethnicity implied by surname, family/kinship importance, aspects of community integration (vitality and permeability),

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Cemeteries: A Reflection and Epilogue,vailable. Their value as intellectual real estate cannot be exaggerated. Yet, cemeteries, especially small, unused, and abandoned, are threatened by, and subject to the vagaries and vulnerabilities of erosive time and weathering, natural disasters, neglect, vandalism, and theft. Though “cut in stone

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Ophthalmic Disease in the Ageing Society,y industrialized agriculture, with its edict to “get big or get out.” Thus, Cades Cove was exhibiting decline even before the threat of a national park. Cemeteries and death culture were influenced and shaped by this context of community.

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Innovations in Cataract Surgeryg, saving grief and the delayed funeral, the burial of wives to the left of their husbands, and burials oriented east–west. The (condition of) cemeteries and graves are public statements revealing conformity to the norms and values of the community and the regard held for the deceased.