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Home » death

Book Review Taxonomy: death

6 posts

 Amy Moran-Thomas’ Traveling with sugar is a journey into the daily […]

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The global rise of diabetes seen from Belize (old)

by AnthroBookForum
Published May 4, 2020

Successful Aging as a Contemporary Obsession, edited by Sarah Lamb, […]

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Success Is Not All: When “Failure” Becomes Meaningful in Late Life

by Julie Hartley
Published February 27, 2019

Images of drowned children, of African men and women in […]

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Seeking Refuge in an Era of Naturalized Borders

by Julie Hartley
Published February 5, 2019

Ending Ageism, or How Not To Shoot Old People, the […]

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#StillHuman: Re-Imagining the Ageing Self

by Julie Hartley
Published October 24, 2018

Lissa: A Story About Medical Promise, Friendship, and Revolution does […]

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An EthnoGRAPHIC Entrance

by Julie Hartley
Published July 2, 2018

As stated in the introduction, there is a dearth of […]

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Re-evaluating the State of Mortuary Studies in the Near East

by AAA Web Admin
Published August 10, 2015

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