Annales Universitatis Apulensis. Series Historica
Issue Special Issue II | Vol. 14
Dying and Death in 18th-21st Century Europe
30 December 2010
International Conference, Third Edition, Alba Iulia, Romania, September 3-5, 2010
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Cultural History of Death
Visual Representations of Death between Production and Reception: A Case-study on the Romanian Churches in Maramureş (18th-19th Century)
RALUCA BETEA
Abstract HTMLFire, Life, Death and the Power of the Ironsmith Expressed in two Groups of Narratives: ATU 330a, ATU 753
LAURA JIGA ILIESCU
Abstract HTMLTwo Different Cultures, Two Different Approaches on Death-Space Relationship: Death Cult and Cemeteries in Vienna and Istanbul in the 18th and 19th Centuries
GEVHER GÖKÇE ACAR
Abstract HTMLMaria Theresa and Horses. The Legend of the Empress’s Death in the Romanian Contemporary Mindset
ANA MARIA ROMAN-NEGOI, IOAN CRISTINEL ROMAN-NEGOI
Abstract HTMLDying, Death and Funeral Ceremonies of Austrian Aristocracy in the 19th Century Habsburg Monarchy (an Example of the Schwarzenberg Family)
VÁCLAV GRUBHOFFER
Abstract HTMLCollective Interments: Ossuaries and Brotherly Mounds in Bulgaria, 1944-1989
NIKOLAI VUKOV
Abstract HTMLReligion and The Meaning of Death
Sur la vie et sur la mort. Être en Christ dans la théologie de Saint Paul
CONSTANTIN MIHAI
Abstract HTMLOther Worlds – Relics of Pagan Beliefs in Polish Folk Culture
BOŻENA JÓZEFÓW-CZERWIŃSKA
Abstract HTMLL’Orient dans l'Occident : la mort dans les religions nouvelles – l'exemple de la religion bahaï et de la théosophie
JOSEF SCHOVANEC
Abstract HTMLBodily Disposal: Implications of the Shift from Burial to Cremation
Dans les « jardins du souvenir ». Expérience de la mémoire dans les Cimetières de Paris. Premières notes de terrain
ANTONELLA GROSSI
Abstract HTMLBellu Orthodox Cemetery – its History and Importance in Popular Culture
CLAUDIA IONESCU
Abstract HTMLThe Building of Crematoria in the Czech Republic: A Social and Ideological Issue
ZDENĚK R. NEŠPOR
Abstract HTMLThe Issue of Cremation and Romanian Elites during the 19th - 21st Centuries
MARIUS ROTAR
Abstract HTMLNatural Burial Ground Bergerbos: An Alternative Place of Burial in the Netherlands
MIRJAM KLAASSENS, PETER GROOTE
Abstract HTMLInverse Cremation and Organ Donation Rates. Taking another Look at Bodily Disposal and Religion
ANNE MARKUSSEN
Abstract HTMLCommemoration of the Dead in Space and Time
Death and Memory in the Context of the Contemporary Bulgarian Street Posted Obituary
EMILIYA KARABOEVA
Abstract HTMLA Transatlantic Love – Foreshadowing a Death. On Memory and Subjectivity in Seiichi Furuya’s Photographs of Christine Gössler
GOLIE TALAIE
Abstract HTMLHow Sacred Is Secular Death? And just how Secular Can Sacred Death Be? A Theoretical Proposal
ADELA TOPLEAN
Abstract HTMLNew Ritualisation of Death in 21th century
A Last Greeting to the Deceased – Secular Funeral Services in Leipzig, East Germany
CHRISTINE SCHLOTT
Abstract HTMLNew Architectures for Funeral Houses in the Contemporary Secularized Italian Society. Premises and Results of an Interdisciplinary University Research Activity
LUIGI BARTOLOMEI, GIORGIO PRADERIO
Abstract HTMLContemporary Features of Death: an Inquiry on 52 Mortuaries in Piedmont Hospitals
MARINA SOZZI, ROSSANA BECARELLI
Abstract HTMLEnd of Life and Palliative Cares. Bereavement
Mourir aujourd’hui : modalités de mourir ; causes de la mort ; la « médicalisation » de la mort
CONSTANTIN BOGDAN
Abstract HTMLSpecialist Palliative Care Service for People Severely Affected by Neurodegenerative Conditions: Does this Make a Difference to Palliative Care Outcomes? Results of Ne-Pal – An Explorative Randomized Controlled Trial
SIMONE VERONESE, GLORIA GALLO, ALESSANDRO VALLE, CHIARA RIVOIRO, DAVID J. OLIVER
Abstract HTMLCIGNO Philosophy and the Treatment of Mourning
MARCO MUSSO, PAOLO VARESE, NICOLA VOLGARINO, PAOLO BELLINGERI, SALVATORE BELLINCERI, MARA CONTE, ALESSANDRA AGNESE
Abstract HTMLUne approche et une thérapie complexe de la fin de vie (médicale, morale, sociale, spirituelle). Les soins palliatifs
CONSTANTIN BOGDAN
Abstract HTMLGrieving Alone? Towards an Understanding of the Experience of Bereaved Single Parents: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
MARIA XENAKI, ADRIAN COYLE
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