Titlebook: Death in the Early Twenty-first Century; Authority, Innovatio Sébastien Penmellen Boret,Susan Orpett Long,Sergei Book 2017 The Editor(s) (i

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For the Solace of the Young and the Authority of the Old Death: Photography in Acholi, Northern Uganvenues of analysis: Firstly, the role of photographs of the dead in the grieving process of children, and how they help them to remember. Secondly, it describes how photographs of the dead are used by elders to create a “collective memory” of Acholi burial rites, and through this cement their own au

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Mediating Mortality: Transtemporal Illness Blogs and Digital Care Workell as on textual analyses of dead individuals’ preserved illness blogs. For surviving loved ones, digital remains are complex kinds of inheritances. On the one hand, they facilitate continued relationships with the dead. On the other hand, their affective value is also complicated by the emotional

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Agency and the Personalization of the Grave in Japan of their own death. In Japan, the cremated remains of the deceased are expected to be enshrined in the grave of a household and join the body of the ancestors. Novel Japanese tree burials contrast with this “tradition” by providing individuals with the opportunity to choose with(out) whom one share

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Remembering the Dead: Agency, Authority, and Mortuary Practices in Interreligious Families in the Unpluralistic society. Social and technological changes in the United States have challenged customary religious practices in which the nature of the dead and the authority of the clergy were established. New ideologies give increased agency to the deceased to express individual preferences. That agen

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