This book presents a sociological analysis of death and bereavement practices of American Indians with oral histories from select tribes describing their practices.
This book presents a sociological analysis of death and bereavement practices of American Indians with oral histories from select tribes describing their practices.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gerry R. Cox is professor emeritus of sociology at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
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Contents Foreword by Neil Thompson Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Sociology of Dying, Death, and the American Indian Chapter 1: Sociology of Dying and Death Chapter 2. Why a Sociology of Dying and Death? Chapter 3.Sociology of the American Indian Chapter 4. Burial and Mortuary Customs of American Indians Chapter 5. Culture of American Indians Chapter 6 American Indian Cultural Denigration Chapter 7. Problems in Understanding Other Cultures Part II. Sociology of the American Indian Spirituality, Dying, and Death Chapter 8. Sociology of American Indian Religion Chapter 9. American Indian Religion and Death Chapter 10. The Sacred Way and Loss: American Indian Spirituality Chapter 11. Death and Intimacy Impairment in Later Life Chapter 12. American Indian Grief: The Healing Path Part III. Tribal Practices in Dying, Death, Disposal and Bereavement Chapter 13. Anasazi Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 14. Aztec Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 15. Maya Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 16. Mounds Builders Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 17. The Dine (Navajo) Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 18. The Inde (Apache) and Tohono O'odham Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 19. Hopi Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 20. Lakota and Blackfeet Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 21. Cheyenne, Shawnee, and the Potawatomi Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 22. Ojibwe/Anishinabe/Chippewa, Shoshone, and Stockbridge-Munsee Disposal and Bereavement Practices Part IV. Understanding the Sociology of Dying, Death, and the American Indian Chapter 23. Dying: What We Can Learn from American Indians Conclusion References About the Author
Contents Foreword by Neil Thompson Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Sociology of Dying, Death, and the American Indian Chapter 1: Sociology of Dying and Death Chapter 2. Why a Sociology of Dying and Death? Chapter 3.Sociology of the American Indian Chapter 4. Burial and Mortuary Customs of American Indians Chapter 5. Culture of American Indians Chapter 6 American Indian Cultural Denigration Chapter 7. Problems in Understanding Other Cultures Part II. Sociology of the American Indian Spirituality, Dying, and Death Chapter 8. Sociology of American Indian Religion Chapter 9. American Indian Religion and Death Chapter 10. The Sacred Way and Loss: American Indian Spirituality Chapter 11. Death and Intimacy Impairment in Later Life Chapter 12. American Indian Grief: The Healing Path Part III. Tribal Practices in Dying, Death, Disposal and Bereavement Chapter 13. Anasazi Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 14. Aztec Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 15. Maya Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 16. Mounds Builders Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 17. The Dine (Navajo) Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 18. The Inde (Apache) and Tohono O'odham Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 19. Hopi Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 20. Lakota and Blackfeet Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 21. Cheyenne, Shawnee, and the Potawatomi Disposal and Bereavement Practices Chapter 22. Ojibwe/Anishinabe/Chippewa, Shoshone, and Stockbridge-Munsee Disposal and Bereavement Practices Part IV. Understanding the Sociology of Dying, Death, and the American Indian Chapter 23. Dying: What We Can Learn from American Indians Conclusion References About the Author
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