Painting the Instant of Death in Early Modern Europe : Dying and Time (Hardcover)

1. Introduction: Philosophies of Time, Lessons in Natural History, Theories of Art??2. Tactics of Evasion: Renaissance (Non-)Representation of Death Events??3. Playful Ambiguity: The Bad Manners of Mannerism??4. Talking Heads, Frozen Time: Caravaggio’s Ruptures??5. Rebellious Followers: Caravaggists between Continuity and Nuance??6. Kings and Boars: Rubens’s Baroque Tergiversations??7. The Story Goes on: Death and Depth in Poussin??8. Conclusion: The Modernity of the Instant of Death

Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave : My Cemetery Journeys (Paperback)

Literary Journalists Explore Death (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: The Last Correspondents: Literary Journalists Bring Death to Life?Part 1: Confronting Death and the Making of History?1.?‘They Can Never Die’ ? Sacco, Vanzetti and Moa Martinson;?2. Writing on the Deaths of African Royals: How Sol T. Plaatje Applied Literary Journalism Techniques;?3. Considering the Deaths of Nonhumans: Inside Svetlana Alexievich’s ‘Voices of Utopia’ Cycle;?4. Epic Exceptionalism: History, Chronotope and?The?New York Times?Obituary?Part 2: How Literary Journalists Humanise the Dying?5. Literary Journalists on the Early HIV Epidemic in Canada;?6. Death as the Basis of Morality in Dannie Martin’s Prison Journalism;?7. The Grieving Writer: Intertextuality as Companionship in Joan Didion’s?The Year of Magical Thinking;?8. Facing Death: Life-Threatening Illness in Memoir as Literary Journalism?Part 3: War And the Pity of Dying?9. Rising From Gaza Ruins: Bearing Witness with Ab?-Sayf;?10. Shared Grief, Divided Worlds: The Representation of Child Loss in The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict;?11.?Struggle And Introspection: Three Journalists on Enduring War in Ukraine?Part 4: Crafting Meaning from Death: International Perspectives?12.?The Death Storytellers: When Narrative Journalists in Romania Reach Beyond Life;?13.?Seeing The Dying with The ‘Gaze, Depth and Language of a Novelist’: Considering the Work of Susana Moreira Marques;?14. Truth To Power: Using Multi-Platform Literary Journalism to Investigate Racism and Death in Australia;?15. Ghosts Of the Tsunami: In Response to Catastrophic Loss, a Listening Literary Journalism;?16. A Post-Mortem Perspective on Oneself ? The Gonzo Way;?17. Death Goes Digital: The Rebirth and Evolution of Literary Journalism Through Human-Focused Multimedia Storytelling;?After...


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The Unclaimed (Paperback)

The Digital Life of Grief : Online Mourning in the Age of Hashtags, Algorithms, and Social Media (Paperback)

1. Introduction: Framing grief in the age of viral loss Part 1: Platformed grief: Affordances, algorithms, and visibility?2. The affective witnessing of Instagram grief influencers 3. Humour in grief: Remixability, affect, and platformed emotion on TikTok 4. Digital skies of ecological grief: Emotional constellations of #ecogrief across digital platforms Part 2: Mourning together: Emotionalises and rituals of collective grief 5. #GriefJourney: Narrating grief in 60 seconds on TikTok 6. Genres of digital grief participation 7. Tacit tactics: Emotional labour and grief-influencing on TikTok Part 3: Politics and protest: Grief as public resistance?8. Charlie Kirk’s online mourning as ritual activity: What would Victor Turner say? 9. Networked afterlives: Necropolitical algorithms and rumours as acts of resurrection 10. “Nos queremos vivas”: Digital circulation of grief and feminist solidarity through protest anthems 11. Conclusion: The future of digital grief

The Digital Life of Grief : Online Mourning in the Age of Hashtags, Algorithms, and Social Media (Hardcover)

1. Introduction: Framing grief in the age of viral loss Part 1: Platformed grief: Affordances, algorithms, and visibility?2. The affective witnessing of Instagram grief influencers 3. Humour in grief: Remixability, affect, and platformed emotion on TikTok 4. Digital skies of ecological grief: Emotional constellations of #ecogrief across digital platforms Part 2: Mourning together: Emotionalises and rituals of collective grief 5. #GriefJourney: Narrating grief in 60 seconds on TikTok 6. Genres of digital grief participation 7. Tacit tactics: Emotional labour and grief-influencing on TikTok Part 3: Politics and protest: Grief as public resistance?8. Charlie Kirk’s online mourning as ritual activity: What would Victor Turner say? 9. Networked afterlives: Necropolitical algorithms and rumours as acts of resurrection 10. “Nos queremos vivas”: Digital circulation of grief and feminist solidarity through protest anthems 11. Conclusion: The future of digital grief

Evocative Autoethnographies of Loss, Grief and Death (Paperback, 1)

Introduction Chapter 1: Autoethnographic Insights into Loss, Grief, and Death - Khyati Tripathi and Ian R Lamond Section 1: Eternal Bonds Chapter 2: Re-encountering My Father Through Writing - Giulia Carozzi Chapter 3: Writing to My Father: A Daughter’s Therapeutic Journey Through Death and Grief - Ann-Marie Smith Chapter 4: All That Lingers: An Autoethnography of Smell in Bereavement - Alexandra Ridgway Chapter 5: Willemijn, the Story: Narrating the Death of a Daughter - Mariska Westendorp Editors’ Reflections I Section 2: Caring Through Illness Chapter 6: Lazarus Died: A Widow’s Autoethnographic Storying of Young Onset Dementia-Related Grieving - Pat Sikes Chapter 7: Edgewalking in the Land of the Living and the Dying - Eunice Gorman Section 3: Creative Responses to Loss and Grief Chapter 8: Opera Autoethnographica: In Memoriam. Fractured Silences. - Susan Manchoulas Chapter 9: Dancing with Death - Kathrin Marks Editors’ Reflections II Section 4: Loss and Grief at the Crossroads Chapter 10: Feminist; Migrant; Postdoc; A ‘Young’ Breast Cancer Patient: Not Necessarily in That (Dis)Order - Patrycja Sosnowka-Buxton Chapter 11: The Social and Symbolic Function of Funeral Directors in the Hellenic Communities of Melbourne, and the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Autoethnography - George Sarantoulias Chapter 12: Death’s Messes: Carework at the Intersection of Mothering and Veterinary Medicine - Emily S Katt Editors’ Reflections III Conclusion Chapter 13: The Book of Life Is Brief: Conclusion? - Ian R Lamond & Khyati Tripathi

Evocative Autoethnographies of Loss, Grief and Death (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction Chapter 1: Autoethnographic Insights into Loss, Grief, and Death - Khyati Tripathi and Ian R Lamond Section 1: Eternal Bonds Chapter 2: Re-encountering My Father Through Writing - Giulia Carozzi Chapter 3: Writing to My Father: A Daughter’s Therapeutic Journey Through Death and Grief - Ann-Marie Smith Chapter 4: All That Lingers: An Autoethnography of Smell in Bereavement - Alexandra Ridgway Chapter 5: Willemijn, the Story: Narrating the Death of a Daughter - Mariska Westendorp Editors’ Reflections I Section 2: Caring Through Illness Chapter 6: Lazarus Died: A Widow’s Autoethnographic Storying of Young Onset Dementia-Related Grieving - Pat Sikes Chapter 7: Edgewalking in the Land of the Living and the Dying - Eunice Gorman Section 3: Creative Responses to Loss and Grief Chapter 8: Opera Autoethnographica: In Memoriam. Fractured Silences. - Susan Manchoulas Chapter 9: Dancing with Death - Kathrin Marks Editors’ Reflections II Section 4: Loss and Grief at the Crossroads Chapter 10: Feminist; Migrant; Postdoc; A ‘Young’ Breast Cancer Patient: Not Necessarily in That (Dis)Order - Patrycja Sosnowka-Buxton Chapter 11: The Social and Symbolic Function of Funeral Directors in the Hellenic Communities of Melbourne, and the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Autoethnography - George Sarantoulias Chapter 12: Death’s Messes: Carework at the Intersection of Mothering and Veterinary Medicine - Emily S Katt Editors’ Reflections III Conclusion Chapter 13: The Book of Life Is Brief: Conclusion? - Ian R Lamond & Khyati Tripathi

A Cultural History of Death in Antiquity (Hardcover)

A Cultural History of Death in the Age of Enlightenment (Hardcover)

A Cultural History of Death in the Middle Ages (Hardcover)

A Cultural History of Death in the Renaissance (Hardcover)

Trouble with Death: Making Sense of Mortality in the Anthropocene (Paperback)

Embracing Life and Death: Diverse Perspectives on Living, Dying, and Beyond (Volume 2) (Hardcover, Approx. XII, Pp)

Now Departing: A Small-Town Mortician on Death, Life, and the Moments in Between (Paperback)

A Death of One's Own: Reflections on Mortality (Hardcover)

The Dead Cannot Reply: Suicide in Nineteenth- And Twentieth-Century English Literature (Hardcover)

Death, Dying, and Bereavement in a Changing World (Hardcover, 3 ed)

I.?Introduction and Contexts??1. Introduction to Thanatology 2. Death, Dying, and Bereaavement in a Changing World 3. Death & Human Development 4. Cross-Cultural and Interfaith Dimensions??II. Death??5. “Traditional” Death Care 6. Death Care 7. Traumatic Death?Part 1: Trauma, Pandemics, Natural Disasters, Suicide & Homicide 8. Traumatic Death?Part 2: Terrorism & Domestic Extremism??III. Dying?9. Facing Death 10. Hospice and Palliative Care 11. Medical Assistance in Dying 12. Withdrawing Life Support and Organ Transplantation??IV. Bereavement?13. Bereavement, Grief, and Mourning 14. Complicated Grief??V.?The Path Ahead??15. Life after Life? 16. Learning to Live Until We Die

Death, Dying, and Bereavement in a Changing World (Paperback, 3 ed)

I.?Introduction and Contexts??1. Introduction to Thanatology 2. Death, Dying, and Bereaavement in a Changing World 3. Death & Human Development 4. Cross-Cultural and Interfaith Dimensions??II. Death??5. “Traditional” Death Care 6. Death Care 7. Traumatic Death?Part 1: Trauma, Pandemics, Natural Disasters, Suicide & Homicide 8. Traumatic Death?Part 2: Terrorism & Domestic Extremism??III. Dying?9. Facing Death 10. Hospice and Palliative Care 11. Medical Assistance in Dying 12. Withdrawing Life Support and Organ Transplantation??IV. Bereavement?13. Bereavement, Grief, and Mourning 14. Complicated Grief??V.?The Path Ahead??15. Life after Life? 16. Learning to Live Until We Die

Creative and Aesthetic Ways of Grief : "All Things Reimagined" (Hardcover)

Introduction? Theme 1: The Role Of Community In Fostering Creative And Aesthetic Griefways? 1. “Here Now, Sitting Alone”: Loss, Ghosteens And Trash-Speak In A Wounded Place? 2. “Our Days Of Gold”: A Performative Approach To Mourning And The Re-Animation Of A Photographic Archive On Social Media? 3. Creative Grief Practices: (Dis)Connections And Resonance In Online Grief Spaces? 4. “We Now Belong To Each Other For The Rest Of Our Lives”: Ways Of Grief In An Extended Community Of Mourners? Theme 2: DIY And Vernacular Creative Griefways? 5. Improvising A Forest Practice: Encounters With A Miraculous Materiality? 6. Narrating Nabber: The Creativity Of Posthumously Storying Complex People? 7. “Mapping Love And Loss”? 8. Funerals As Creative Spaces To Grieve And Remember? Theme 3: The Aesthetics Of Potentiality, Dialogue And Openness In Grief? 9. A Place Of Potentiality: Finding New Forms Of Dialogue In Grief Through Creativity? 10. Gifts From Beyond The Grave: Exploring Creative Approaches To Grief Through Relationality And Exchange? 11. Leaving Yourself Open: Ritualisations Of Resonance In Grief

Creative and Aesthetic Ways of Grief : "All Things Reimagined" (Paperback)

Introduction? Theme 1: The Role Of Community In Fostering Creative And Aesthetic Griefways? 1. “Here Now, Sitting Alone”: Loss, Ghosteens And Trash-Speak In A Wounded Place? 2. “Our Days Of Gold”: A Performative Approach To Mourning And The Re-Animation Of A Photographic Archive On Social Media? 3. Creative Grief Practices: (Dis)Connections And Resonance In Online Grief Spaces? 4. “We Now Belong To Each Other For The Rest Of Our Lives”: Ways Of Grief In An Extended Community Of Mourners? Theme 2: DIY And Vernacular Creative Griefways? 5. Improvising A Forest Practice: Encounters With A Miraculous Materiality? 6. Narrating Nabber: The Creativity Of Posthumously Storying Complex People? 7. “Mapping Love And Loss”? 8. Funerals As Creative Spaces To Grieve And Remember? Theme 3: The Aesthetics Of Potentiality, Dialogue And Openness In Grief? 9. A Place Of Potentiality: Finding New Forms Of Dialogue In Grief Through Creativity? 10. Gifts From Beyond The Grave: Exploring Creative Approaches To Grief Through Relationality And Exchange? 11. Leaving Yourself Open: Ritualisations Of Resonance In Grief

Walking Shadow : Love, Loss and Shakespeare (Hardcover)

International Critical Autoethnographic Perspectives on Death: Researcher and Practitioner Insights (Hardcover)

The Light as it Grows Dark : The Last Poems of Clive James (Hardcover)

Unprepared for Death: The Psychological Richness of Mortality (Hardcover)