The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Teather, E. 2001
‘The case of the disorderly graves: contemporary deathscapes in Guangzhou’, Journal of Social and Cultural Geography, 2, 185-202.
Teather, E. 1998
‘Themes from complex landscapes: Chinese cemeteries and columbaria in urban Hong Kong’, Australian Geographic Studies, 36, 21-36.
Teather, E. 2001
‘Time out and worlds apart: tradition and modernity meet in the time-space of the gravesweeping festivals of Hong Kong’, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 22:2, 156-172.
Teather, E. 1998
‘High rise homes for ancestors: cremation in Hong Kong’, Geographic Review, 89, 409-30.
Teather, E., Rii, H. & Kim, E. 2001
‘Seoul’s deathscapes: incorporating tradition into modern time-space’, Environment and Planning A, 33, 1489-1506.
Tekle, A. 2016
‘Have a scoop of grandpa: composting as a means of final disposition of human remains, Savannah Law Review, 3:1, 137-160.
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Televantos, A., Talias,M., Charalambous, M. & Soteriades, E. 2013
Attitudes towards euthanasia in severely ill and dementia patients and cremation in Cyprus: a population–based survey’, BMC Public Health, 13:1, 1–7.
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Terrier, M. 2019
‘The tomb as an isthmus (barzakh) between the living and the dead : cross-views of Sufism and Imāmite Shī’ism (al-Ghazāli and al-Fayḍ al Kāshanī), Revue des Mondes Musulmans et de la Médeterranée, 146, 29-46.
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Thake, C., & Buhagiar, J. 2018
Ta’ Braxia Cemetery, Msida: Best Print.
Thill, V. 2019
‘The end. Les cimetières dans les documentaires et films de fiction luxembourgeois’, in S. Kmec, R. Philippart & A. Reuter (eds) Ewige Ruhe? Grabkulturen in Luxemburg und den Nachbarrregionen, Luxembourg : CapybaraBooks, 177-180.
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Thompson, G. 2006
‘Tombstone lettering in Scotland and New England: an appreciation of a vernacular culture’, Mortality, 11:1, 1-30.
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Thompson, O., Abiodun Afolabi, S., Nwaorgu, O. & Aduradola, R. 2020
‘“Oku mi ko gbodo sun ita”: (Mis)appropriation of burial sites and public cemeteries among indigenous people in Egba, Southern Nigeria’, Ethnic Studies Review, 43:1, 125-144 .
Thompson, P. & Yeung, P. 2015
‘Is a funeral a right? Exploring indigent funerals from social work perspectives’, Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work, 27:1&2, 73-86.
Thompson, V. 2004
Dying and Death in Later Anglo-Saxon England, Woodbridge: Boydell.
Thompson, William E. 1991
‘Handling the stigma of handling the dead: morticians and funeral directors’, Deviant Behavior 12:4, 403-429.
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Thornbush, S. & Thornbush, M. 2020
Changing Landscapes in Urban British Churchyards, Singapore: Bentham Books.
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Thorsheim, P. 2011
‘The corpse in the garden: burial, health and the environment in nineteenth-century London’, Environmental History, 16:1, 1-31.
Thorson, J., Horacek, B. & Kara, G. 1987
‘A replication of Kalish’s study of cemetery visits’, Death Studies, 11:3, 177–182.
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Thurston, H. 1913
‘Cemetery’ in C. Herbermann, E. Pace, C. Pallen et al. (eds) The Catholic Encyclopedia, London: The Encyclopedia Press.
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Timbol, M. & Caballero, R. 2014
‘Culture and tradition towards funeral services: creation of a brand loyalty model in the Philippines’, International Journal of Social Sciences and Entrepreneurship, 1:9, 418-430.
