Bachelor's thesis called Visions of the afterlife and the importance of death for the Zuni Indian tribe is trying to provide a comprehensive view of the funeral rituals and death beliefs among the selected society of the Puebloan Indians. At first, I try to outline the historical background of the development of the Zuni tribe, along with a brief description of the manner of life and religion and its changes, especially under the influence of Spanish conquerors and Christian religion. After that I am trying to put topic itself into this outline. The paper also briefly deals with selected myths that are one of the main sources of ideas about the afterlife among Zuni for this thesis. The thesis devotes most attention to the afterlife along wi...
People have developed ceremonies and rituals to help make sense or celebrate an alteration in positi...
Death poses problems to the individual and the society. In time, each of us experiences the death of...
International audienceThe presentation will combine anthropological as well as historical data to tr...
Bachelor's thesis called Visions of the afterlife and the importance of death for the Zuni Indian tr...
The subject of this BA thesis is contemporary American Indian literature. My aim is to explore how s...
Considering the frequent rights violations perpetrated against indigenous peoples, which affect peop...
AFTER DEATH, LET US ENJOY ON EARTH OR IN THE CELESTIAL WORLD. CONCEPTIONS OF DEATH AMONG TOBA (QOM...
This bachelor's thesis is focused on people's attitude to death. What death really means, whether it...
In this article the authors give a review of new anthropological work pertaining to dying, death and...
The research fits a cultural anthropology context, pursuing, at this level, the identification of pa...
The wayuu are an Indian people of the Arawak linguistic family which lives in the Guajira Peninsula,...
Death in anthropological writing is most often examined with reference to ritual, symbolism, cosmolo...
This article examines the death rites in the Baduy indigenous people, one of the indigenous peoples ...
The purpose of the article is to develop two aspects of the Wayuu’s social life such as death and it...
Death is universal and all societies have developed some kind of death ritual which serves as a form...
People have developed ceremonies and rituals to help make sense or celebrate an alteration in positi...
Death poses problems to the individual and the society. In time, each of us experiences the death of...
International audienceThe presentation will combine anthropological as well as historical data to tr...
Bachelor's thesis called Visions of the afterlife and the importance of death for the Zuni Indian tr...
The subject of this BA thesis is contemporary American Indian literature. My aim is to explore how s...
Considering the frequent rights violations perpetrated against indigenous peoples, which affect peop...
AFTER DEATH, LET US ENJOY ON EARTH OR IN THE CELESTIAL WORLD. CONCEPTIONS OF DEATH AMONG TOBA (QOM...
This bachelor's thesis is focused on people's attitude to death. What death really means, whether it...
In this article the authors give a review of new anthropological work pertaining to dying, death and...
The research fits a cultural anthropology context, pursuing, at this level, the identification of pa...
The wayuu are an Indian people of the Arawak linguistic family which lives in the Guajira Peninsula,...
Death in anthropological writing is most often examined with reference to ritual, symbolism, cosmolo...
This article examines the death rites in the Baduy indigenous people, one of the indigenous peoples ...
The purpose of the article is to develop two aspects of the Wayuu’s social life such as death and it...
Death is universal and all societies have developed some kind of death ritual which serves as a form...
People have developed ceremonies and rituals to help make sense or celebrate an alteration in positi...
Death poses problems to the individual and the society. In time, each of us experiences the death of...
International audienceThe presentation will combine anthropological as well as historical data to tr...