Death on the move : managing narratives, silences and constraints in a trans-national perspective

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Illustrations = x
• List of Tables = xi
• Foreword = xiii
• Editors' Note = xxii
• Introduction / Philip J. Havik ; José Mapril ; Clara Saraiva = 1
• Part Ⅰ - Death : Theories in Motion
• Chapter One : Death and What Comes After : Immobilising the Dead and Migration / Maurice Bloch = 12
• The Transcendental and the Transactional = 12
• The Organic, the Inorganic and the Immovable = 14
• Decomposing Bodies and Permanent Places = 17
• Migration Abroad = 20
• Chapter Two : Missing Bodies and Belonging in Manjaco : Or the Past and Future of some Funeral Customs in the Context of Cosmopolitanism / Eric Gable = 24
• Introduction = 24
• Shameful Suicides = 26
• Remittances = 28
• Death as Remittance = 30
• Concluding Remarks = 33
• Chapter Three : Death that Moves : A Theoretical Approach to Death and the Possible Implications in Transnational Settings / Anastasios Panagiotopoulos = 36
• Death and Anthropology = 36
• The Dead in Cuba = 41
• Death and Migration : or "death-and-migration" = 47
• Part Ⅱ - Transnational Circulation of Bodies, Spir its and Rituals
• Chapter Four : "Fallen Leaves Return to Their Roots" : The Invisibility of Death and the Idea of 'Home' in the Burial Politics of Chinese Migration / Irene Rodrigues = 56
• Introduction = 56
• Statistical Trines and a very Coolie Urban Myth = 57
• A Public Funeral and a Private Death : Strengths and Possibilities = 63
• Creating Roots and the Idea of 'Home' in Chinese Migration = 68
• Chapter Five : Diversities within Cemeteries : The Otherness in the Expressions of the Funerary Heritage in Spain / Sol Tarrés ; Ariadna Solé ; Jordi Moreras = 74
• Introduction : Where to Bury " the Other Dead"? = 75
• The Place of the "Other Deceased" in History = 78
• The Experience of Ordinance = 83
• The English Cemetery in Malaga = 83
• The Muslim Cemetery in Barcia (Asturias) = 86
• The Hebrew Tombs in the Cemetery of Sant Andreu de Palomar (Barcelona) = 90
• Conclusions : When There is no Place for the "Other Deceased" = 94
• Chapter Six : Person, Death and Gender between Lisbon and Dhaka / José Mapril = 98
• Introduction = 98
• A History of Bangladeshis in Portugal = 102
• The Dithidar-bari = 104
• Places of Relatedness = 107
• Living Widowhood Transnationally = 110
• Conclusions = 112
• Part Ⅲ - Migration, Morbidity, Mortality and Public Health
• Chapter Seven : Transnational Death Survey : A Focus on Death Related Attitudes / Violeta Alarcão ; Elisa Lopes ; Filipe Leão Miranda ; Sofia Ribeiro = 118
• Introduction = 118
• Methods = 120
• Results = 122
• Conclusions = 130
• Appendix = 135
• Chapter Eight : Health Services and Attitudes Towards End of Life Care and Death : A Multi-ethnic, Cross-sectional Survey / Sónia Dias ; Ana Gama ; Ana Tavares ; Violeta Alarcão = 139
• Introduction = 139
• Methods = 141
• Results = 142
• Conclusions = 156
• Appendix = 164
• Chapter Nine : Mental Health, Morbidity and Mortality of African Immigrant Communities in Portugal : Implications for Primary Care / Philip J. Havik = 169
• Introduction = 169
• Immigrant Communities, Mental Illness and Public Health in Portugal = 172
• Migrants' and Practitioners' Perceptions = 178
• Final Considerations = 188
• Part Ⅳ - ''Piacing the Dead" and the Locations of Death
• Chapter Ten : A Few Lost Boxes on the Highway : On the Move with Friendship, Death and National Cultures / António Medeiros = 202
• Friends = 202
• Some Traps in the Highway, Flows of Culture and Stories from Ribadavia = 204
• Which "Country" of the Blessed Souls? = 207
• (Still) Domesticated Monuments to the Dead = 212
• Conclusions = 214
• Chapter Eleven : "Waiting for the Reunion": Death, Dying, Cremation and Cape Verdean Notions of Belonging in Greater Lisbon / Max Ruben Ramos = 218
• Introduction = 218
• The Cape Verdeans in Portugal : A Brief Overview = 219
• Death, Repatriation and Cremation among Cape Vcrdeans in Portugal = 221
• The Nazarenes in Portugal = 222
• Waiting for the Reunion = 222
• Conclusions = 226
• Chapter Twelve : ''They Won't Go There with Flowers": Non-Evident Deaths in Migration / Ottavia Salvador = 229
• Introduction = 229
• Inside Stories = 231
• Meaningful Bodies = 236
• Oral Sources = 240
• Appendix = 242
• Chapter Thirteen : Moving the Dead and Building the Nation : Martyrs in Timor-Leste / Susana de Matos Viegas ; Rui Graça Feijó = 245
• Introduction = 245
• Contemporary and Past tensions : Concentrating the Dead in One Place? = 248
• The Ossuary and the Ambivalence of the Armed Struggle : The Case of Afonso Savio = 253
• Opposing Scales : The Saga of National Heroes and the Return to the Place of Origin : Konis Santana = 255
• Caivaca's Memorial = 257
• Burying in the Place of Origin = 259
• Conclusions = 261
• Acknowledgemenrs = 262
• Afterword / Cristiano Bastos = 265
• Contributors = 267
• Index = 273