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Coffins in Finland : the history of production, design and attitudes

2017

AbstractCoffins as death-related objects have changed in Finland during the past 150 years and the Finnish funeral industry has been created to answer the changing needs of customers. No longer do people build coffins in the household, or only buy a coffin and some other items from the funeral company: now professionals manage entire funerals. Coffin designs have become simpler and less socially discriminating and the colour formerly reserved for children and young people, white, has become the most popular colour for a coffin. Attitudes towards coffins have also changed, from mild dislike of having a coffin in the home to general demand of hiding coffins even in funeral companies’ premises…

050103 clinical psychologyHealth (social science)White (horse)Historyhistory of death05 social sciencesReligious studieskuolemacoffins03 medical and health sciencesPhilosophyAgrarian society030502 gerontologykulttuuriFinnish culture of deathSuomiEconomic historyProduction (economics)hautajaiset0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesCoffinta6150305 other medical sciencemodernisation of deathfuneralsMortality
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Recuerdos figurados. "Fotos de familia" en Sicilia

2020

“Life is not what you have lived, but what you remember and how you remem- ber it to tell”. Taking cue from the words of Gabriel García Márquez, the essay analyzes a gallery of photographic images portraying “family photos”, made in Sicily between the end of the 19th century and the first decades of the 20th century, which are placed in an inter- mediate space between oral and written traditions becoming “biographical object”. The analysis of the photographic corpus searches for the connections between the different events that the image has gone through (production, transmission, fruition). It is in his “life story”, in his passage from one generation to the other, from one type of represe…

fotografía familia ritos memoria fiesta de los muertos boda entierro.Settore M-DEA/01 - Discipline Demoetnoantropologichephotography family photography ritual memory party of dead marriage funerals.
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Придворные королевские церемонии и их рецепция в праздничной жизни Речи Посполитой

2020

The author traces the transition of the royal court of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth to the Western European model of court ceremonies, which lasted for almost two centuries, from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries. Initially, they followed the ceremonial models of the House of Habsburg and, starting in the 1640s, the French ceremonial, refined at the Versailles of Louis XIV. Meant to extol the monarch in the eyes of subjects, such ceremonies became widespread under kings of the House of Vasa, Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki, Jan III Sobieski, and the House of Wettin. Many etiquette elements and ceremonial patterns were borrowed and adapted to the needs of the wealthy Polish and Lit…

history of Polish culture; court ceremonies; coronation; funerals; weddings; palace and park complexesQuaestio Rossica
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LIMINARY IMAGES. THE RITES OF PASSAGE IN THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS OF THE SICILIAN FAMILIES OF THE XX SEC.

2017

“Life is not what you have lived, but what you remember and how you remember it to tell“. Taking cue from the words of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the essay analyzes a gallery of photographic images portraying «family photos», made in Sicily between the end of the 19th century and the first decades of the 20th century, which are placed in an intermediate space between oral and written traditions becoming «biographical object». The analysis of the photographic corpus searches for the connections between the different events that the image has gone through (production, transmission, fruition). It is in his «life story», in his passage from one generation to the other, from one type of representat…

photography - family photography - ritual - memory - party of dead - marriage - funerals.Settore M-DEA/01 - Discipline Demoetnoantropologiche
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