Collective Memory Obituary and Societ

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Pub. Date: 2007-05-11
Publisher(s): Taylor & Francis
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Summary

This book, the first serious academic study of obituaries, focuses on how societies remember and argues that obituaries are one important component in society's collective memory.

Table of Contents

Theoretical, Historical and Quantitative Studies of the Obituary
Introduction
Collective Memory
The Historical Sociology of Death
Bourdieu's Social Theory and the Obituary
The Times" Obituaries in 1900 and 1948
The Social Value of Death: The Microworld of the editors
The Lives we Choose to Remember: A Quantitative Analysis (with Esperanza Bielsa)
Memories Burnished at the Shock of Death: Discourse Analysis of Newspaper Obituaries
The Politicians" Obituaries, 1999-2006
The Writers" Obituaries, 1999-2006
The Artists" Obituaries, 1999-2006
The Sports Obituaries, 1999-2006
The Trade-Unionists" Obituaries, 1999-2006
Conclusion
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