... aet n Photographs and Laments Dead: the Remembering...

...Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet © 1998: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1998 “City of the Dead”: The Frontier Polemics of Quarantines in the Ottoman Empire and Iran Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet...

...Rajkamal Kahlon Through the project “Did You Kiss the Dead Body?,” Kahlon transforms documents made publicly available by the ACLU as the Torture Database, including death certificates and autopsy reports issued by the US military of Iraqi and Afghan men who had been killed while in American...

...Figure 2. Christians Lamenting their Dead , from the Travel Album of Bartholomäus Schachman (86v), 1590. Orientalist Museum, Doha, OM. 749. ...

... was inseparable from certain aspects of his self-curated hagiography as a consummate wanderer and anti-imperial Pan-Islamist. Consequently, the two states competed for custody of his remains. This transregional case study engages multidisciplinary scholarship on commemoration of the dead and remaking nationalist...

...Heike Härting This essay argues that the media-generated spectacle of the dead African body serves as a historically and rhetorically continuous signifier through which the West mounts a revisionary practice of cultural introspection and self-reinvention. Analyzing different representations...

... for consumption in Britain extended a general distancing of live animal and dead meat on an imperial scale. The outcome of this was not only economic and ecological change throughout much of the Southern Hemisphere, but also the reformulation of colonial flocks to suit the new trade in frozen meat. © 2015...

... in general, allowed him a kind of intimacy with his sources and society that his successors lack. How, in other words, might the Indian historian's concern with secular writing end up in a parochial dead end? © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 secular history ideas subjectivity References...

...Aslı Zengin Abstract This special section draws on the associations between the dead and the living, and approaches death as not something final and complete but rather as a regenerative force for afterlives. Engaging with this framework, this section addresses the following questions: How do...

... biopolitical apparatus of vulnerability management in asylum contexts, especially the deadness and livingness they produce. It argues that complicity arises within the dense atmosphere of the surplus of death and the unattainable accumulation produced by multiple crises. It approaches the associated “surplus...

...—in an attempt to vacate the affective necrogeography of ghosts by naming the unnamed dead? 24. Sam Dolbee addresses the human and natural forces that he calls “the nature of genocide” in chap. 5 of his study “The Locust and the Starling.” 25. Cavarero, Horrorism , 9 . 26. For the concept...

..., who had each lost a first spouse to ness to violations of the dying and the dead that cancer. When I heard that they had suffered echo similar violations in wartime Asia. Spir- nightmares after my last visit, I imagined that its extend the mourning of violence...

... on March 21, 2020, UKBA funeral fund's president, Dr. Mustafa Uyanık described how his organization had adjusted in light of the travel restrictions. “When the airports shut down, we began transporting our dead on cargo planes,” he explained, noting that they had partnered with the cargo division...

... ie fDa Bodies: Dead of Lives Political The eoiso eot h 1936– The Revolt: of Memories...

....” The cemetery is tightly linked to the notions of home and dwelling, and hence, to belonging in land. Graveyards mark people's home, land, and place of belonging. 7 As Aleksandr A. Sautkin notes, “The reintegration of the dead into the community of the living is an essential element of identification.” 8...

... and object particularly to a ritual, known as telkin in Aceh and as talkini in Tanzania, of “instructing” the dead for their encounter with the angels of death.5 While both Tanzania and Aceh have long been open to influences from the Middle East, the recent...

... them on to a truck, drove off to ends The Sena created the “appropriate atmos- a canal, shot them dead and threw their bodies into phere” for the riots, which broke out in May 1984 it. Though Bir Bahadur Singh, at that time the in Bhivandi and soon spread to various parts of Chief Minister...

... Asia, The dead are conveyed in boxes covered with coarse felt, and placed two on each side upon a mule,   or one upon each side, with a ragged conductor on the top, who smokes his kaliyun and sings cheer- South East         Comparative...

.... For example, Satrapi’s graphics of dying bodies suspend relief; yet these pictures are combined with commemorative scenes that add closure by honoring the dead, and this combination elucidates melancholy ties. Overall, Persepolis I...