A History of Mourning
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Authors:
- Davey, Richard
1848 - 1915
About this book
In a period marked by profound societal change, "A History of Mourning" by Richard Davey delves into the intricate customs and rituals surrounding death across various cultures. This compelling historical account reveals how mourning practices have evolved, highlighting unique elements such as the significance of public mourning and the elaborate attire worn during bereavement. Davey meticulously examines the psychological and social implications of these rituals, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of grief's universal nature. Ideal for historians and students alike, this work invites readers to reflect on the cultural dimensions of loss and the enduring human experience of mourning. Discover how these age-old practices shape our collective memory and identity.
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