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Études sur la mort, 2015
Avoir grandi dans la société multi-culturelle malaysienne enrichit considérablement la vie. Cela signifie avoir des amis musulmans, bouddhistes, chrétiens, hindous ou Sikhs et pourtant conserver les croyances et les pratiques indigènes des peuples de la jungle.
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Avoir grandi dans la société multi-culturelle malaysienne enrichit considérablement la vie. Cela signifie avoir des amis musulmans, bouddhistes, chrétiens, hindous ou Sikhs et pourtant conserver les croyances et les pratiques indigènes des peuples de la jungle.
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Abstract Traditionally, deceased church members who have participated in the temple ceremonies are buried or cremated in their white temple robes and green temple aprons. When there is a public viewing with an open casket, all those who come, whether Latter-day Saints or not, see the dead as they worshiped in the temple in life ...
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Death, Undeadness, and Funeral Rites
2023The chapter tackles the question of the role of funeral rites in the event of death and our dealing with it. Why do we bury the dead?Why it is, as Teiresias argues, that a human body “released” only when it is properly buried?—and released from what?
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Funeral Rites of the Yotvingians
The burial rites of the Yotvingians, a people who inhabited the Suwałki region of north-eastern Poland, were until recently almost completely unknown to archaeologists. For a long time, it was considered that the funeral rites of this people could not be identified archaeologically, and while finds such as settlement complexes have been excavated ...openaire +1 more source