Collection : Death and Ritual Crying [CD-rom encarté]

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Recordist: Kondi, Bledar et al.
Publisher: Logos Verlag, Berlin
Publisher reference: CNRSMH_E_2013_033
Bibliographic references: Death and Ritual Crying : an anthropological approach to Albanian funeral customs / Bledar Kondi. - Berlin : Logos Verlag, 2012. 1 vol. (341 p.) : + 1 CD-Rom.
Legal rights: Restreint (enregistrement édité)

Code: CNRSMH_E_2013_033_001
Mode of acquisition: Don (de l'auteur)
Record author: - Auteur
Comments: Ce CD-Rom comprend 22 exemples audiovisuels. Pour des explications, se réf. aux notes p.13 du livre.
Record writer: Aude Julien
Last modification: Dec. 17, 2013, 10:49 a.m.
Items finished: A faire (22 items)
Conservation site: CREM : Bibliothèque (4.4KON)

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Title Death and Ritual Crying. An anthropological approach to Albanian funeral customs Description Summary : This book offers an inter-disciplinary, inter-cultural approach to Albanian traditional system of death and mourning. It explores the emotional relationship between the mental image of death and tearful signal of crying and highlights the transcendental potentialities of ritual funeral crying as a technique, tool and medium in a boundary-situation. The extensive variety of socio-cultural responses to death as a crisis of continuity and a final catastrophe and the symbolic representations of after-death and nothingness in folk belief and metaphysics, are re-examined in the light of phenomenology in order to demonstrate that in face of death human reality discloses only its `self-identity in otherness'. Credits Kondi, Bledar

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Title: Death and Ritual Crying. An anthropological approach to Albanian funeral customs
Description: Summary : This book offers an inter-disciplinary, inter-cultural approach to Albanian traditional system of death and mourning. It explores the emotional relationship between the mental image of death and tearful signal of crying and highlights the transcendental potentialities of ritual funeral crying as a technique, tool and medium in a boundary-situation. The extensive variety of socio-cultural responses to death as a crisis of continuity and a final catastrophe and the symbolic representations of after-death and nothingness in folk belief and metaphysics, are re-examined in the light of phenomenology in order to demonstrate that in face of death human reality discloses only its `self-identity in otherness'.
Credits: Kondi, Bledar

	Title	Digitized	Recordist	Location	Year of recording	Code
	Vocal forms of female emotional response _01		A renseigner	Albanie	1967 - 1980	CNRSMH_E_2013_033_001_01