دانلود کتاب Death and Dying in Northeast India: Indigeneity and Afterlife

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of figures
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Death and Dying in Northeast India: Indigeneity and
Afterlife
1. The Thenness and Nowness of Rituals of Passage Among the Zo Christians: Death as Collective Engagement
2. Mortuary Beliefs and Practices Among the Khasi Tribe of Meghalaya
3. The Rhetoric of Death and Dying: The Khasi and Karbi Context
4. Imageries of Life and Death: The Case of Kombirei
5. The Death Rituals: An Analysis of the Socio-Religious Practices of Death in Bodo Society
6. The Men were Heroes while the Women were Victims: Commemorating the Mizo National Front Movement
7. War and the Dead: Funerary Rites, Mourning and Commemorating Second World War Deaths in Northeastern India
8. Navigating Death in Diaspora: Easterine Kire’s Nagaland
9. Death Rituals: An Insight into the Naga Ancestral Religion
10. No Rest for our Ancestors in Museums: Unpacking the Preliminary Impressions from the Repatriation Process of Naga Ancestral Remains
11. Dialogue with the Shindré: Death Rituals Among the Lhopo of Sikkim
12. The Body in Myth and Practice: Symbols of Death in Yumaism
13. Corporeal Traces and Sacred Lives: Examining the Mummified Relic of Kalu Rinpoche in Sonada, Darjeeling
Glossary of Vernacular Terms
Index