By focusing on the humane aspects of social palliation, this book foregrounds sacred traditions to illustrate their potential to evoke conversations across socio-political boundaries on what it is like to live and die in the contemporary world.
By focusing on the humane aspects of social palliation, this book foregrounds sacred traditions to illustrate their potential to evoke conversations across socio-political boundaries on what it is like to live and die in the contemporary world.
Parin Dossa is professor of Anthropology at Simon Fraser University.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgement Introduction 1. Research Context 2. Storied Lives 3. Precarity as a Resource for Life and Death 4. Re-Making a Home in the Diaspora 5. Negotiating Deep Divides: Foregrounding Social Palliation Conclusion: Deep-level Conversations Notes References Appendix
Acknowledgement Introduction 1. Research Context 2. Storied Lives 3. Precarity as a Resource for Life and Death 4. Re-Making a Home in the Diaspora 5. Negotiating Deep Divides: Foregrounding Social Palliation Conclusion: Deep-level Conversations Notes References Appendix
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