Ethnology, Volume 43University of Pittsburgh, 2004 - Anthropology |
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... funeral allows the individual to plan and enjoy the occasion as the designer , director , actor , and spectator . Although performers of pre - funerals are critical of regular funerals , this alone does not move them to plan pre - funerals ...
... funeral allows the individual to plan and enjoy the occasion as the designer , director , actor , and spectator . Although performers of pre - funerals are critical of regular funerals , this alone does not move them to plan pre - funerals ...
Page 160
... funeral sometimes dress in festive costume instead of traditional funeral dress . The pre - funeral , therefore , dramatizes social parting more than a religious rite . A lack of strict commitment to Buddhist funeral conventions is not ...
... funeral sometimes dress in festive costume instead of traditional funeral dress . The pre - funeral , therefore , dramatizes social parting more than a religious rite . A lack of strict commitment to Buddhist funeral conventions is not ...
Page 161
to a full - fledged funeral . The pre - funeral serves to screen out people who do not know the deceased well , and ... funeral , an 81 - year - old PRE - FUNERALS IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN 161.
to a full - fledged funeral . The pre - funeral serves to screen out people who do not know the deceased well , and ... funeral , an 81 - year - old PRE - FUNERALS IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN 161.
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The Case of Unmarried | 1 |
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Development and the Life Story of a Thai Farmer Leader | 33 |
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