Sociology of death and the American Indian
"This book presents a sociological analysis of death and bereavement practices of American Indians with oral histories from select tribes describing their practices"--
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Lanham ; Boulder ; New York ; London
Lexington Books
[2022]
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Inhaltsangabe:
- Foreword / by Neil Thompson
- Introduction
- Part I: Sociology of Dying, Death, and the American Indian : 1. Sociology of Dying and Death
- 2. Why a Sociology of Dying and Death?
- 3. Sociology of the American Indian
- 4. Burial and Mortuary Customs of American Indians
- 5. Culture of American Indians
- 6. American Indian Cultural Denigration
- 7. Problems in Understanding Other Cultures
- Part II: Sociology of the American Indian Spirituality, Dying, and Death : 8. Sociology of American Indian Religion
- 9. American Indian Religion and Death
- 10. The Sacred Way and Loss: American Indian Spirituality
- 11. Death and Intimacy Impairment in Later Life
- 12. American Indian Grief: The Healing Path
- Part III: Tribal Practices in Dying, Death, Disposal and Bereavement : 13. Anasazi Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 14. Aztec Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 15. Maya Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 16. Mounds Builders Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 17. The Dine (Navajo) Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 18. The Inde (Apache) and Tohono O'odham Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 19. Hopi Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 20. Lakota and Blackfeet Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 21. Cheyenne, Shawnee, and the Potawatomi Disposal and Bereavement Practices
- 22. Ojibwe/Anishinabe/Chippewa, Shoshone, and Stockbridge-Munsee Disposal and
- Bereavement Practices
- Part IV: Understanding the Sociology of Dying, Death, and the American Indian
- 23. Dying: What We Can Learn from American Indians
- Conclusion