The Dead And The Living In Paris And London, 1500–1670 by Vanessa Harding
Essays in Memory of Richard Cobb
This historical exploration delves into the intricate relationship between the living and the deceased in two major European cities during the early modern period. It examines how death was perceived, managed, and commemorated, revealing the social, cultural, and religious dynamics that influenced burial practices and attitudes towards mortality. By comparing Paris and London, the study highlights the similarities and differences in how these urban centers dealt with the inevitable presence of death, offering insights into the broader societal transformations of the time.
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- 2002
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