Results 2011-2012 – Romanian Death Studies

Books:

	Marius Rotar, History of Modern Cremation in Romania, Newcastle upon Tyle, Cambridge Scholar Publishing, 2013. History of Modern Cremation in Romania Rezumat
	Calinic I. Popp Serboianu, Crematiunea si religia crestina, editie de Marius Rotar, Iasi, Institutul European, 2012. Crematiunea si religia crestina Rezumat
	Marius Rotar, Eternitate prin Cenusa. O istorie a crematoriilor si incinerarilor umane in Romania secolelor XIX-XXI, Iasi, Institutul European, 2011. Eternitate prin Cenusa Rezumat/Cuprins
	Marius Rotar, “Death inspectors or the ‘professionals’ of death during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century Transylvania”,Mortality, 17, 3, 2012.- journal article
	Marius Rotar, “On Cremation in Nowadays Romania”, Philobiblion, XVII, 2, 2012.- journal article
	Adriana Teodorescu, “The Symbolic Immortality through Nature. The Deconstruction of a Myth – A thanatological perspective”,Philobiblion, XVII, 2, 2012.- journal article

Marius Rotar, Adriana Teodorescu, Cremation in Romania: Stereotypes and Communist Perceptions, Revista de Ştiinţe Politice, 35, 2012, pp.54-68. link

Adriana Teodorescu, Reprezentarea mortii in opera literara a lui Anton Holban, Studia-Universitatis “Petru Maior”- Philologia, 13/2012, pp. 95-115. link

Adriana Teodorescu, Tudor Arghezi si relevanta actuala a unei pedagogii implicite a crematiunii, Annales Universitatis Apulensis, Series Philologica, 13, 4, 2012, pp.225-250. link

Conference:

Dying and Death in 18^th-21^st Century Europe – Fifth Edition

ABDD05 2012 – The main aim of this conference is to bring together historians, sociologists, psychologists, and physicians from all over the Europe and to attract original papers on the following topics:

Cultural history of death (history, art, philosophy, music, sociology);

New ritualisations of death in the 21st century;

Bereavement in modern and post-modern society;

End of life and palliative care;

Suicide, euthanasia and the law; Definitions of death in terms of biomedicine;

Bodily disposal: burial/ cremation;

Religion and the meaning of death.