This revised edition of a cross-cultural study of rituals surrounding death has become a standard text in anthropology, sociology and religion. Part of its fascination is that in understanding other people's death rituals we are able to gain a better understanding of our own. The authors refer to a wide variety of examples, from different continents and epochs. They compare the great tombs of the Berawan of Borneo and the pyramids of Egypt, as well as the dramas of medieval French royal funerals and the burial alive of the Dinka 'masters of the spear' in the Sudan, and other rituals which at first sight seem to have little in common. Many of these cases are anthropological classics, but the authors place them in an alternative context, so as to shape a novel synthesis on the anthropology of death ritual. A fresh introduction reviews theoretical developments in the field since the book first appeared in 1979.
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作者似乎無時無刻不在忍著不抖包袱。研究區域對象局域但classic，在大文化圈背景相似下的不同比較反而很細緻。metcalf和huntington的研究簡直是the underlined essence of everything
评分其實我聽不太懂Peter上課講啥，不過書還是挺有意思的。
评分作者似乎無時無刻不在忍著不抖包袱。研究區域對象局域但classic，在大文化圈背景相似下的不同比較反而很細緻。metcalf和huntington的研究簡直是the underlined essence of everything
评分其實我聽不太懂Peter上課講啥，不過書還是挺有意思的。
评分其實我聽不太懂Peter上課講啥，不過書還是挺有意思的。
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