The Funerary International series comprises essential reference texts for policy-makers, practitioners and academics with an interest in funerary practices globally. Each book has a country or region specific focus, addressing a standard framework of questions to aid comparison.
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Julie Rugg is Senior Research Fellow in Social Policy and Social Work at the University of York, UK. She was Advisor to the Environment, Transport and the Regions Select Committee in 2001-2. She is author of Churchyard and Cemetery: Tradition and Modernity in Rural North Yorkshire, and has written papers and book chapters on subjects including the science of grave management, churchyard commemoration, cemeteries and industrial heritage, cemetery conservation, and the dead body.Brian Parsons, PhD, has worked in the funeral industry in London since 1982. He focuses on training staff and also researching the history of funeral service. He is author of The London Way of Death, Committed to the Cleansing Flame: The Development of Cremation in Nineteenth Century England, London Cemeteries: An Illustrated Guide and Gazetteer (with Hugh Meller), The Undertaker at Work: 1900-1950 and The Changing Face of the British Funeral Industry in The Twentieth Century: From Undertaker to Funeral Director.
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1st edition. Fine paperback copy. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Literally as new. Physical description; 198 pp., illustrations, maps. Notes; Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents; Chapter 1 England and Wales: An Introduction; Chapter 2 History; 2.1. The Eighteenth Century; 2.2. The Nineteenth Century; 2.3. The First World War and the Interwar Period; 2.4. The Second World War and the Post-war Period to c.1990; Chapter 3 Demographic and Legal Frameworks; 3.1. Mortality in England and Wales; 3.2. The Role of the State: Legislative Frameworks; 3.2.1. Death Registration; 3.2.2. Transportation of Bodies and Repatriation3.2.3. Law Relating to Disposal of the Dead; 3.2.4. Planning and the Environment; 3.2.5. Health and Safety; 3.3. Accommodating Religious Diversity; Chapter 4 Cemeteries and Crematoria: Governance and Management; 4.1. Local Government Ownership; 4.2. Professional Management; Chapter 5 The Funeral Directing Industry; 5.1. Historic Development; 5.2. Current Structure; 5.3. Typical Premises; 5.4. Professional Organisation; 5.4.1. Trade Associations; 5.4.2. Training and Qualifications; 5.4.3. Codes of Practice; 5.5. The Work of the Funeral Director; 5.6. 'Do-it-yourself' FuneralsChapter 6 Religious Belief and Funerary Practice; 6.1. Christian Funerals; 6.1.1. Context; 6.1.2. Funerary Practice; 6.2. Muslim Funerals; 6.2.1. Context; 6.2.2. Funerary Practice; 6.3. Hindu Funerals; 6.3.1. Context; 6.3.2. Funerary Practice; 6.4. Sikh Funerals; 6.4.1. Context; 6.4.2. Funerary Practice; 6.5. Jewish Funerals; Chapter 7 A Typical Funeral; 7.1. Immediately Following the Death; 7.2. Making Funeral Arrangements; 7.3. Care of the Deceased; 7.4. Between the Death and the Funeral; 7.5. The Day of the Funeral; Chapter 8 Paying for Funerals; 8.1. Average Funeral Costs8.2. Cost Breakdown; 8.2.1. Funeral Directors' Fixed Costs; 8.2.2. Funeral Directors' Variable Costs; 8.3. The Pre-payment Funeral Plan Industry; 8.4. Lower Cost Options; 8.4.1. Direct Cremation; 8.4.2. Municipal Funeral Services; 8.5. State Help with Funeral Costs; 8.6. Public Health Funerals; 8.7. Children's Funerals; Chapter 9 Burial; 9.1. Burial Sites Historically; 9.2. Contemporary Burial Sites; 9.2.1. Number of Sites; 9.2.2. Layout; 9.2.2.1. Churchyards; 9.2.2.2. Cemeteries; 9.3. Graves; 9.3.1. Technicalities; 9.3.2. Legalities; 9.3.2.1. Cemetery Burial; 9.3.2.2. Churchyard Burial9.3.2.3. Grave Re-use; 9.4. Disused Burial Space; 9.5. Natural or Green Burial; Chapter 10 Cremation; 10.1. Historic Development; 10.2. Current Crematoria Provision; 10.3. Crematoria Design; 10.4. Cremation Certification and the Law; 10.5. Services in the Crematorium Chapel; 10.6. The Process of Cremation; 10.7. The Disposal of Ashes; 10.8. 'Green' Cremation; Chapter 11 Commemoration; 11.1. Monumental Masons; 11.2. Commemoration within the Crematorium Grounds or Cemetery; 11.2.1. Cremated Remains; 11.2.2. Full Body Interment; 11.3. Commemoration in the Churchyard; etc. Subjects; Church of England Customs and practices. Funeral rites and ceremonies. Sociology: death & dying. Burial laws. 3 Kg. Artikel-Nr. 385996
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