Death, Burial and the Individual in Early Modern England

This book traces how and why the modern reaction of death as the great taboo has come about by examining English attitudes to death since the Middle Ages. This book should be of interest to general readers and historians

Sociology · Taboo · Anthropology · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health · Historical Economic and Social Studies · History

• Parish and Belonging

  Open Access•K D M Snell, Keith Snell•Parish and Belonging•2006

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• In morbo et in morto

  Open Access•K E Marklein, Sherry C Fox et al.•Theoretical Approaches to…•2016

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• Vital Accounts

  Open Access•Andrea Rusnock, Andrea A Rusnock•Vital Accounts•2002

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• The Darker Side of Travel

  Richard Sharpley, Philip R Stone•The darker side of travel•2009

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• Medical Revolutions? The Growth of Medicine in England, 1660–1800

  Paul Wallis, Patrick Wallis et al.•Journal of Social History•2016

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• Purses and the Charitable Gift

  Hannah Robb•Journal of Social History•2015

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• Death in the new age

  Tony Walter•Religion•1993

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• Cemetery or sacrifice? Infant burials at the Carthage Tophet

  Open Access•Patricia Smith, Lawrence E Stager et al.•Antiquity•2013

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• Reforming the Dead

  Elif Boyacıoğlu, Elif Boyacioğlu•Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval…•2016

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• Acts of estrangement. The post-mortem making of self and other

  Open Access•Zoë Crossland•Archaeological Dialogues•2009

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• Early Modern Anatomy and the Queen's Body Natural

  Open Access•Kate Cregan•Body & Society•2007

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• The dissolution of St. Paul’s charnel

  Open Access•Thomas J Farrow•Mortality•2021

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• Sown in dishonour, raised in glory’

  Dan Beaver•Social History•1992

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• Reporting murder

  Malcolm Gaskill•Social History•1998

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• Keeping the Devil at Bay

  Open Access•J M Davidson•International Journal of…•2010

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• The historical archaeology of mortuary behavior

  Edward L Bell•Historical Archaeology•1990

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• Death and the social order

  Open Access•David Cressy•Continuity and Change•1990

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• No “Publick funerall”? Lucy Hutchinson’s elegy, epitaph, monument

  Susan Wiseman•The Seventeenth Century•2015

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• Scaffolds of Treason in Macbeth

  Rebecca Lemon•Theatre Journal•2002

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• Preserved Remains

  Jolene Zigarovich•Eighteenth-Century Life•2009

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• A Peru of Their Own

  Christopher Heaney•The William and Mary Quarterly•2016

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• "That "Insolent Liberty

  Open Access•William Palmer•Renaissance Quarterly•1993

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• Monuments Answerable to Mens Worth’

  Open Access•Robert Dinn•The Journal of Ecclesiastical…•1995

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• Monastic Burials of Non-Patronal Lay Benefactors

  Open Access•David Postles•The Journal of Ecclesiastical…•1996

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• The Gendering of Dynastic Memory

  Open Access•Nicola Clark•The Journal of Ecclesiastical…•2017

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• Contesting the Hero

  Open Access•Timothy Jenks•Journal of British Studies•2000

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• Formas de religiosidad de la nobleza navarra en la Edad Moderna

  Open Access•Pablo Orduna Portús•Hispania Sacra•2012

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• Separated by Death? Burials, Cemeteries, and Confessional Boundaries in Seventeenth-Century France

  Keith P Luria•French Historical Studies•2001

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• The “Innocent and Touching Custom” of maidens' garlands

  Rosie Morris•Folklore•2003

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• The Standard of Dying

  Garrey Dennie, Garrey Michael Dennie•African Studies•2009

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• Children within Anthropology

  Heather Montgomery•Childhood in the Past•2009

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• I Am Not Dead, but Do Sleep Here

  Lynne Mckerr, Eileen Murphy et al.•Childhood in the Past•2009

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• Where are the dead of medieval battles? A preliminary survey

  Open Access•Alba Curry, Glenn Foard•Journal of Conflict Archaeology•2016

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• Yesterday, today and tomorrow. The lifecycle of the UK funeral industry

  Brian Parsons•Mortality•1999

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• The hour of Philippe Ariès

  Roy Porter•Mortality•1999

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• Public' and 'private' in the funerals of the later Stuart gentry

  Ralph Houlbrooke•Mortality•1996

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• Drawing the pillow, laying out and port wine

  Helen Frisby•Mortality•2015

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• Three ways to arrange a funeral

  Tony Walter•Mortality•2005

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• Grave goods in early medieval burials

  Heinrich Härke•Mortality•2014

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• Rewritten rites

  Open Access•Guy Cook, Tony Walter•Discourse & Society•2005

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• Family, Kin and Community in Eight Lincolnshire Parishes, 1567–1800

  Open Access•Johanna Johnston, J A Johnston•Rural History•1995

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• Jesting with Death

  Indira Ghose•Textual Practice•2010

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• Condolence Books

  Michael J Brennan, Michael Brennan•Death Studies•2008

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• The 17th-century cemetery at St. Mary’s City

  Timothy B Riordan•Historical Archaeology•1997

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• Carry Me to Yon Kirk Yard”

  Timothy B Riordan•Historical Archaeology•2009

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