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A century of Canadian obituaries: transforming ways in which people commemorate the deceased
MortalityObituaries represent one of the many rituals that the bereaved conduct following someone’s death. Like any ritual, these texts transform over time, and assume different forms depending on context.
Chris Miller
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“Let us salute one of our kind.” How academic obituaries consecrate research biographies
Poetics, 2016Julian Hamann
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Life stories interrupted: an exploration of United States obituaries during the COVID-19 pandemic
Mortality, 2023The COVID-19 global pandemic drastically changed the lives of so many, including creating a sense of mass bereavement in the United States because of the million plus lives lost.
Anna F Carmon, Matt Rothrock
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Rumor Has it: “Dementia” A Discourse-Analytical Analysis of Obituaries of People With Dementia
Omega, 2022Despite the increasing incidence of the condition, people with dementia face a double stigma: ageism and the stigma of mental illness. The stigmatization of the condition has negative consequences, and can even lead to self-stigmatization.
Priscilla C. Heynderickx +2 more
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So Much Life in Such a Short Time: An Exploration of Children’s Obituaries
Omega, 2021As childhood death is considered nonnormative and outside of the life course, children may be memorialized differently than adults who have had an opportunity for fuller lives.
Anna F Carmon
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The changing nature of death and mourning – an analysis of Hungarian obituaries (1961–2000)
Mortality, 2018Zsófia Nagy
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A socio-cultural understanding of death: A genre analysis of obituaries in a Kenyan newspaper
Language Matters, 2014Jacquiline Ondimu
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