Rites of passage: death and mourning in Victorian Britain

2024-9-13

‘Well, cut a long story short’ – an interview with Professor Douglas Davies, FBA

2024-9-12

The last cityscapes: public cemetery management in Kumasi’s Urban Terrain

2024-8-14

Between <i>desubjectivation</i> and identification: medical practice with critically ill patients

2024-8-5

What makes conversations about death with strangers enjoyable? Applying a neo-tribal lens to the Death Café interaction

2024-8-1

Cooling facilities in paediatric palliative care: a ritual form of mourning? A scoping literature review

2024-7-31

Grief in the face of terminal lucidity: an illustration with a contrastive case study

2024-7-31

Walking amongst the dead: learning on the move

2024-7-8

‘A distressing scene’? The corpse in the nineteenth-century working-class home

2024-7-7

The art of dying: 21st century depictions of death and dying <b>The art of dying: 21st century depictions of death and dying</b> , edited by Gareth Richard Scott, Switzerland, Palgrave Macmillan Cham, 2023, 199 pp., £106.99 (eBook), £129.99 (Hardcover Book), ISBN: 978-3-031-35216-4 (Hardcover), 978-3-031-35219-5 (Softcover), 978-3-031-35217-1 (eBook)

2024-7-4

Difficult death, dying and the dead in media and culture <b>Difficult death, dying and the dead in media and culture</b> , edited by Sharon Coleclough, Bethan Michael-Fox and Renske Visser, Switzerland, Palgrave Macmillan, 2023, 304 pp., £119.99 (hardback), ISBN-10: 3031407318, ISBN-13: 978-3031407314

2024-7-1

Death’s social and material meaning beyond the human <b>Death’s social and material meaning beyond the human</b> , edited by Jesse D. Peterson, Natasha Lemos Dekker, and Philip R. Olson, Bristol, Bristol University Press, 2024, 210 pp., £80 (hardcover); £27.99 (e-pub), ISBN 978-1-5292-3014-7

2024-7-1

’Did we do our best?’ Reviewing person-centred compassionate care at the end of life in an acute hospital in the United Kingdom, during the COVID-19 pandemic. An Appreciative Inquiry

2024-6-18

‘There is nothing beautiful or life-affirming in it’: experiences of harm in a narrative course combining rehabilitative and palliative care approaches for people who have or have had cancer

2024-6-6

The poetics of mourning or loss: a study in Angeliki Sidira’s poetry

2024-6-3

A preliminary examination of the associations between belief in God and in afterlife, death anxiety, and COVID-19 protective behaviours within a non-representative Polish community sample

2024-6-3

Wishes for a good death in context of the COVID-19 pandemic - perspective of older individuals living in Finland

2024-5-26

COVID-19 corpse management in Nepal: handling the deceased at Pashupati electric crematorium during the COVID-19 pandemic

2024-5-26

How do we talk about grief? Leeds International Festival of Ideas 2023 <b>How do we talk about grief? Leeds International Festival of Ideas 2023</b>

2024-5-16

Rebellious mourning: the collective work of grief, <b>Rebellious mourning: the collective work of grief,</b> edited by Cindy Milstein, Chico, California, AK Press, 2017, 412 pp., $19.95/£16.00 (paperback), ISBN-13: 9781849352840

2024-5-15

Grave history: death, race and gender in Southern cemeteries <b>Grave history: death, race and gender in Southern cemeteries</b> , edited by Kami Fletcher and Ashley Towle, Athens, GA, University of Athens Press, 2023, 299 pp., $114.95 (hb), $32.95 (pb), ISBN 9-780-8203-6579-4 (hb), ISBN 978-0-8203-6580-0 (pb)

2024-5-15

The unclaimed: abandonment and hope in the City of Angels <b>The unclaimed: abandonment and hope in the City of Angels</b> , by Pamela Prickett and Stefan Timmermans, New York, Crown, 2024, 311 pp., $30.00 (hardcover), ISBN 9780593239056

2024-5-15

The song of the whole wide world: on grief, motherhood and poetry <b>The song of the whole wide world: on grief, motherhood and poetry</b> , by Tamarin Norwood, Great Britain, The Indigo Press, 2024, 142 pp., price not listed (hardback), ISBN: 978-1-9116-4874-1

2024-5-15

A narrative systematic review into the literature on memorial tattoos

2024-4-28

To live and die in an age of extinction: a conversation with Juno Salazar Parreñas

2024-4-24

Paying to pollute? The calculation of environmental indicators in crematorium burden sharing schemes

2024-4-18

Visual memories of living loved ones during life-threatening incidents

2024-4-18

Death and burial in late medieval women’s houses

2024-4-16

Alkaline hydrolysis and respect for the dead: an ethical critique

2024-4-10

Introduction: Death in Visual Culture, Visual Cultures of Death

2024-4-2

Living and dying on the edge in the digital age. An interview with Andrei Vieru on why closure and boundaries matter in science, art, and life

2024-4-1

Radical histories, emotional legacies, and everywhere in between? Exploring everyday responses to the traumas of war in <i>Blood Swept Lands &amp; Seas of Red</i> . (2014)

2024-4-1

<b>The Ontology of Death: the philosophy of the death penalty in literature</b> , by Aaron Aquilina <b>The Ontology of Death: the philosophy of the death penalty in literature</b> , by Aaron Aquilina, London, Bloomsbury Academic, 2023, 240 pp., £85.00 (hardback), £76.60 (ePDF and eBook), ISBN: 978-1-3503-3948 (hardback), 978-1-3503-3949-1 (ePDF), 978-1-3503-3950-7 (eBook)

2024-3-18

Disparities in public awareness, practitioner availability, and institutional support contribute to differential rates of MAiD utilization: a natural experiment comparing California and Canada

2024-3-14

Building the city of the dead: Bath and burial reforms, 1820–1860

2024-3-8

“What’s said and done in the mortuary stays in the mortuary”: secrecy and (in)visibility of the dead and data collection in South Australia

2024-2-22

‘Now I’m a weird mother who doesn’t care’: Women’s experiences of pregnancy remains disposal following miscarriage in England

2024-2-20

Worker experiences of the work health and safety impacts of exposure to dying and death in non-clinical settings: a qualitative scoping review

2024-2-13

‘I wasn’t me, grieving in my room. I was spiderman’: gaming, loss and self-care following COVID-19

2024-2-13

Going for gold: exploring the making of the arts-based health research artefact Golden Years, a short story and one-act play about ageing and mortality

2024-2-6

The big, bad… grim: personification of death in <i>Puss in Boots: The Last Wish</i>

2024-1-25

Death anxiety and materialism during the pandemic: investigating the role of personal experiences of COVID-19

2024-1-18

Performing recalcitrance: film <i>The Pregnant Tree and the Goblin</i> (2019) beyond social death of sexual violence in the United States military camp-town, South Korea

2024-1-12

Support in bereavement processes in cases of suicide or substance-related death in childhood: a systematic review

2024-1-12

Death enchanted: comparing conventional and conservation burial in the United States with a technological mediation lens

2024-1-9

Can death be casual: the paradox in Death Café blogs

2023-11-12

Caring for the dead at home: an exploratory study of home deathcare in England

2023-11-3

Respect, agency, and posthumous wishes

2023-11-3

The communicative functions of epitaphs in the linguistic landscape of <i>Libingan ng mga Bayani</i> (Heroes’ Cemetery), Philippines

2023-10-23

Culture’s photodermic enjoyment

2023-10-18