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دانلود کتاب Death’s Social and Material Meaning beyond the Human (Death and Culture)
دانلود کتاب معنای اجتماعی و مادی مرگ فراتر از انسان (مرگ و فرهنگ)
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Death’s Social and Material Meaning beyond the Human (Death and Culture)
ویرایش: [1 ed.] نویسندگان: Jesse D. Peterson (editor), Natashe Lemos Dekker (editor), Philip R. Olson (editor) سری: ISBN (شابک) : 1529230144, 9781529230147 ناشر: Bristol University Press سال نشر: 2024 تعداد صفحات: 210 [211] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 22 Mb
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Death studies typically focus on the death of humans, overlooking the wider factors involved in social and natural processes around death. This edited volume provides an alternative focus for death studies by looking beyond human death, to reveal the complex interconnections among human and more than human creatures, entities and environments. Bringing together a diverse range of international scholars, the book sheds light on topics which have previously remained at the margins of contemporary death studies and death care cultures. Organised around three themes - Knowledge and Mediation, Care and Remembrance, and Agency and Power - this book pushes the boundaries of death studies to explore death and dying from beyond the perspective of a nature/culture binary.
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Front Cover Series page Death’s Social and Material Meaning Beyond The Human Copyright information Table of Contents List of Figures Note on the Figures Notes on Contributors Acknowledgements Series Editors’ Preface Introduction PART I Ontologies and Epistemologies 1 ‘Seeing for Real’: Forensic Pathologists Testing the Demonstrative Power of Postmortem Imaging Guiding the pathologist’s view Seen but not attestable The body contradicts images Contesting the power of images Conclusion: truth is in the body Notes References 2 Death at a Planetary Scale: Mortality’s Moral Materiality in the Context of the Anthropocene Attunement Zooming out, scaling up and commingling Of vats, vessels and commingling Commingling the human and nonhuman Conclusion Notes References 3 Death in the Fields: Microbial ‘Destruction’ in Polluted Soils Microbial bioremediation in toxic fields Temporalities of death Emerging ‘remedial microbe’ Conclusion References 4 Can the Baltic Sea Die? An Environmental Imaginary of a Dying Sea The Baltic Sea as ‘natural’ object Diagnoses as valuing nature Treatment The environmental imaginaries of waterbodies For whom the sea dies Notes References PART II Care and Remembrance 5 Viral Flows and Immunological Gestures: Contagious and Dead Bodies in Mexico and Ecuador during COVID-19 Introduction Fear, uncertainty and the contagious body Immunological gestures and viral excess Strategies and networks Final reflections Notes References 6 Advertising the Ancestors: Ghanaian Funeral Banners as Image Objects Introduction Death and power Funeral banners as new ancestral representations Transforming bad death through funeral banners The social lives of funeral banners The afterlives of funeral banners Conclusion: between advertisement and ancestors Acknowledgements References 7 Dying Apart, Buried Together: COVID-19, Cemeteries and Fears of Collective Burial Introduction The public option Cemeteries and the city Cemeteries as sites of mass burial Images of body storage and mass burial Co-burial reimagined Conclusion Notes References 8 Spirit Mediums at the Margins: Materiality, Death and Dying in Northern Zimbabwe Mourning the absent body: emotion and the materiality of the corpse Death disgust and changes in the postmortem body: putrefaction and dry bones Conclusion Acknowledgements Notes References PART III Troubling Agencies 9 Rehabilitate or Euthanize? Biopolitics and Care in Seal Conservation Biopolitics and care Practising nature conservation in the Netherlands Parasitical collaboration Science, technology and worms Science and ethics Conclusion Notes References 10 Troubling Entanglements: Death, Loss and the Dead in and on Television Death and television Les Revenants Alive/dead Now/then Conclusion References 11 Material Entanglements of the Corpse Introduction Legal epistemologies of the corpse The lucrative waste of death Necro-legal entanglements Conclusion Acknowledgements Notes References 12 The Dead Who Would Be Trees and Mushrooms The dead who would become trees The dead who would become mushrooms Diverse ecological afterlives Note References 13 Beyond the Norms Relational death More-than-human bodies Purposes and meanings Norms and care Note References Index
