This paper examines the spatial relationships which develop within the context of the traditional Newfoundland wake, including both the physical deployment of space during the wake and the practice of ritual separation during the symbolic "distancing" of the dead. These features are examined through a comparative analysis of wakes in both Catholic and Protestant communities. Résumé L'étude porte sur les relations spatiales qui s'établissent dans le contexte de la veillée funèbre traditionnelle à Terre-Neuve. Cette analyse comparative des veillées dans les communautés catholique et protestante examine surtout la façon d'occuper l'espace pendant la veillée, pendant le rite de passage, ainsi qu'au cour...
This paper is focused on the anthropological concept of ritual, starting from Émile Durkheim's appr...
An understanding of the sacred architecture of the various traditions can be approached from two com...
The structure of any religion is based on signs and meanings, i.e. intentions and recognitions, as w...
This paper examines the significance of space in the experience, stories and memories of loss and gr...
This paper explores the importance of ritual space in the process of grief and bereavement. Ritual ...
The appearance of death in many cultures is met by a series of rituals which removes the dead gradua...
The public and academic debate of the relationship of religion and secularity is ongoing. Religion c...
The current literature about sacred space suggests that it is produced through either substantive de...
This paper examines the processes of ritual performance and ritualisation in contemporary memorial d...
The dissertation reexamines the metaphysical concept of "the sacred" as it manifests itself in palpa...
Background. The construction of a sacred space identifies a place where men realize a direct relatio...
This chapter explores the coproduction of space and religion through analysis of the material, symbo...
The siting of the earliest cemeteries in Newfoundland communities was influenced by a number of loca...
The construction of a sacred space identifies a place where men realize a direct relationship with t...
Historical and cultural geographers have in the recent past argued for a more dynamic and critical g...
This paper is focused on the anthropological concept of ritual, starting from Émile Durkheim's appr...
An understanding of the sacred architecture of the various traditions can be approached from two com...
The structure of any religion is based on signs and meanings, i.e. intentions and recognitions, as w...
This paper examines the significance of space in the experience, stories and memories of loss and gr...
This paper explores the importance of ritual space in the process of grief and bereavement. Ritual ...
The appearance of death in many cultures is met by a series of rituals which removes the dead gradua...
The public and academic debate of the relationship of religion and secularity is ongoing. Religion c...
The current literature about sacred space suggests that it is produced through either substantive de...
This paper examines the processes of ritual performance and ritualisation in contemporary memorial d...
The dissertation reexamines the metaphysical concept of "the sacred" as it manifests itself in palpa...
Background. The construction of a sacred space identifies a place where men realize a direct relatio...
This chapter explores the coproduction of space and religion through analysis of the material, symbo...
The siting of the earliest cemeteries in Newfoundland communities was influenced by a number of loca...
The construction of a sacred space identifies a place where men realize a direct relationship with t...
Historical and cultural geographers have in the recent past argued for a more dynamic and critical g...
This paper is focused on the anthropological concept of ritual, starting from Émile Durkheim's appr...
An understanding of the sacred architecture of the various traditions can be approached from two com...
The structure of any religion is based on signs and meanings, i.e. intentions and recognitions, as w...