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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"exhumations"”.

  1. The Silence of the Dead: Ethical and Juridical Significances of the Exhumations at Prestwich Place, Cape Town, 2003-2005

    … from the debates preceding and following the exhumations at Prestwich Place, Cape Town, between 2003 and 2005. A seemingly arcane subject, these unmarked burials places have become sites for far-reaching discussions about history, memory, space, and identity in the city, and indeed the nation. …

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  2. Ludzkie szczątki i polityka. Antropologia hiszpańskich ekshumacji od wojny domowej po współczesność

    … przeszłością. In this dissertation I analyze the exhumations of Civil War victims in Spain, treating them as a phenomenon of complex social and political significance. Beginning with the origins of mass graves and the history of exhumation practices, I show how their changing forms and contexts …

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  3. ‘Current Regimes’ a play and critical analysis

    … two contemporary issues: the linguistics of Exhumations and Gay Rights. The critical analysis examines the craft of playwriting with ‘Current Regimes’ as case study. It discusses the diverging theatrical traditions contributing to the writing process and the deployment of dramatic devices …

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  4. Interpreting conflict mortuary behaviour: applying non-linear and traditional quantitative methods to conflict burials

    … These is a great need for such a model, because exhumations tend to focus on the recovery of remains – while assuming the circumstances of death and burial – and therefore lack the structured methods and procedures that might provide additional information about what actually took place. I …

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