Death in Scotland - Grainger, Hilary J.

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Auteur(s) : Grainger, Hilary J. - Jupp, Peter C.

Editeur : Peter Lang Ltd. International Academic Publishers

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 31/05/2019

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 382

Expédition : 536

Dimensions : 22.5 x 15.0 x 2.1

ISBN : 9781789972689

Résumé :

CONTENTS: Claire Harrill: The Death of a Queen and the Birth of a Saint: The Memorialisation and Canonisation of St Margaret of Scotland - George Thomson: Advanced Statistical Methods Identify Cultural Differences in Gravemarker Design - Victoria Hodgson: 'Ubi locum meum elegi' [where I chose my place]: Noble Burial at the Medieval Cistercian Abbey of Coupar Angus - Richard Fawcett: The Architectural Setting of Prayers for the Dead in Later Medieval Scottish Churches - Catherine McMillan: Negotiating Burial in Early Modern Scotland - D?mhnall Uilleam Sti?bhart: Keening in the Scottish G?idhealtachd - Cristina Gonz?lez-Longo: Robert Mylne and the First Baroque Mural Monument in Greyfriars Kirkyard, 1675 147 - Rachel Bennett: 'I am resolved to avoid being made a public spectacle': Suicide and the Scottish Criminal Body - Ian Campbell: Approaching the End: Hogg's Confessions -Dee Hoole: Following Death: Pauper Bodies and the Medical Schools of Aberdeen, 1832-1914 - Rosemary Hannah: The Third Marquess of Bute and the Supernatural - Maelle Duchemin-Delletier: Deadbirth or Stillbirth? Medical and Legislative Implications in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries - Michelle Foot: A Portrayal of Life Beyond Death: Helen Duncan's Spirit Guide and His Portrait - Glenys Caswell: Local Authority Funerals in Early Twenty-first-century Scotland - Hilary J. Grainger: Private Sector, Collective Need: The Architecture and Design of Scottish Crematoria, 1973-2018.

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Biographie:

CONTENTS: Claire Harrill: The Death of a Queen and the Birth of a Saint: The Memorialisation and Canonisation of St Margaret of Scotland - George Thomson: Advanced Statistical Methods Identify Cultural Differences in Gravemarker Design - Victoria Hodgson: ' Ubi locum meum elegi' [where I chose my place]: Noble Burial at the Medieval Cistercian Abbey of Coupar Angus - Richard Fawcett: The Architectural Setting of Prayers for the Dead in Later Medieval Scottish Churches - Catherine McMillan: Negotiating Burial in Early Modern Scotland - D?mhnall Uilleam Sti?bhart: Keening in the Scottish G?idhealtachd - Cristina Gonz?lez-Longo: Robert Mylne and the First Baroque Mural Monument in Greyfriars Kirkyard, 1675 147 - Rachel Bennett: 'I am resolved to avoid being made a public spectacle': Suicide and the Scottish Criminal Body - Ian Campbell: Approaching the End: Hogg's Confessions - Dee Hoole: Following Death: Pauper Bodies and the Medical Schools of Aberdeen, 1832-1914 - Rosemary Hannah: The Third Marquess of Bute and the Supernatural - Maelle Duchemin-Delletier: Deadbirth or Stillbirth? Medical and Legislative Implications in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries - Michelle Foot: A Portrayal of Life Beyond Death: Helen Duncan's Spirit Guide and His Portrait - Glenys Caswell: Local Authority Funerals in Early Twenty-first-century Scotland - Hilary J. Grainger: Private Sector, Collective Need: The Architecture and Design of Scottish Crematoria, 1973-2018.

Sommaire:

CONTENTS: Claire Harrill: The Death of a Queen and the Birth of a Saint: The Memorialisation and Canonisation of St Margaret of Scotland - George Thomson: Advanced Statistical Methods Identify Cultural Differences in Gravemarker Design - Victoria Hodgson: ' Ubi locum meum elegi' [where I chose my place]: Noble Burial at the Medieval Cistercian Abbey of Coupar Angus - Richard Fawcett: The Architectural Setting of Prayers for the Dead in Later Medieval Scottish Churches - Catherine McMillan: Negotiating Burial in Early Modern Scotland - D?mhnall Uilleam Sti?bhart: Keening in the Scottish G?idhealtachd - Cristina Gonz?lez-Longo: Robert Mylne and the First Baroque Mural Monument in Greyfriars Kirkyard, 1675 147 - Rachel Bennett: 'I am resolved to avoid being made a public spectacle': Suicide and the Scottish Criminal Body - Ian Campbell: Approaching the End: Hogg's Confessions - Dee Hoole: Following Death: Pauper Bodies and the Medical Schools of Aberdeen, 1832-1914 - Rosemary Hannah: The Third Marquess of Bute and the Supernatural - Maelle Duchemin-Delletier: Deadbirth or Stillbirth? Medical and Legislative Implications in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries - Michelle Foot: A Portrayal of Life Beyond Death: Helen Duncan's Spirit Guide and His Portrait - Glenys Caswell: Local Authority Funerals in Early Twenty-first-century Scotland - Hilary J. Grainger: Private Sector, Collective Need: The Architecture and Design of Scottish Crematoria, 1973-2018.