The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Religion: Belief and practice
Bollig, M. 1997
‘Contested places: graves and graveyards in Himba culture’, Anthropos: International Review of Ethnology and Linguistics, 92:1-3, 35-50.
Colijn, B. 2016
‘Protestant funerals in contemporary Xiamen: change, resistence and proselytizing in urban China’, Review of Religion and Chinese Society, 3:1, 25-52.
Diem, W. & Scholler, M. 2004
The Living and the Dead in Islam: Studies in Arabic Epitaphs, Volume Two: Epitaphs in Context, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag.
Hsiao, L. 2012
‘The soul and its ceremonies: funeral practice in modern Taiwan’, Southest Review of Asian Studies, 34, 231-40.
Lazzarotti, M. 2014
‘Modern life and traditional death: tradition and modernization of funeral rites in Taiwan’, Fu Jen International Religious Studies, 8:1, 108-126.
Quartier, T. 2010
‘Mourning rituals – Between faith and personalisation: changing ritual repertoires on All Souls Day in the Netherlands’, International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church, 10:4, 334-350.
Quartier, T. 2013
‘On the borders of death: dimensions of Dutch mourning rituals’, in E. Venbrux, T. Quartier, C. Venhost & B. Mathijssen (eds) Changing European Deathways, Wien: Lit Verlag, 191-212.
Seetah, K. 2015
‘Objects past, objects present: materials, resistance and memory from the Le Morne Old Cemetery, Mauritius’, Journal of Social Archaeology, 15:2, 233-253.
