Contemporary issues in the sociology of death, dying and disposal

By:

Howarth, G

Contributor(s):

Jupp, P.C

Publication details: Basingstoke : Macmillan, 1996ISBN:

033363862X

Subject(s):

Summary: Presents a portrait of the contemporary construction of mortality in modern western societies. Aims to illustrate that the sociology of death is at least as complex as the sociology of life."

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Presents a portrait of the contemporary construction of mortality in modern western societies. Aims to illustrate that the sociology of death is at least as complex as the sociology of life."

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