Certain kinds of death that have been touristified and packaged as commodities have been
referred to as' dark tourism'. It is here where tragic memories are retailed as kitsch mementos …

The Routledge Handbook of Museums, Heritage, and Death; 1 Page 1 Page 2 THE
ROUTLEDGE HANDBOOK OF MUSEUMS, HERITAGE, AND DEATH This book provides a …

This article uses the case study of Ian Brady to examine the previously hidden forms of
labour that funeral directors do in managing the remains of particularly controversial …

Museums are unique spaces to talk about death because of their acquisition histories, types
of collections on display, public engagement events highlighting these collections, and are …

Often derided as purely superstitious or inconvenient, Chinese funerary rituals in Singapore
are in fact often complicated and meaningful. The heritage surrounding death practices in …

Murderabilia (murder-memorabilia) has enjoyed increasing tabloid attention over the past
two-decades. It follows a sustained appetite for the consumption or more 'mainstream'forms …

Jack the Ripper haunts the public imagination. Despite his anonymity, the 'Whitechapel
Monster'has an impressive media and cultural legacy, and has received substantial popular …

The concept of the 'difficult dead'(Spokes et al., Death, Memorialization and Deviant Spaces.
Emerald: Bingley, 2018) has previously been applied to those whose death is problematic …

Names: Lye, Kit Ying, editor.| Heng, Terence, 1978–editor. Title: Death and the afterlife:
multidisciplinary perspectives from a global city/edited by Kit Ying Lye, Terence Heng …

This chapter explores ideas of victimhood and agency in horror roleplaying games through a
lens of thing theory, drawing on the works of Mel Y. Chen, Bill Brown, Robin Bernstein and …