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Contents: Foreword, Lily Kong; Preface; Introduction: bringing a spatial lens to death, dying, mourning and remembrance, Avril Maddrell and James D. Sidaway; Part I At the Threshold – Living with Death: ’It’s not really like a hospice’: spaces of self-help and community care for cancer, Jacqueline H. Watts; Laying Lazarus to rest: the place and space of the dead in explanations of near death experiences, Mary Murray. Part II Spaces of Burial: Taboo, Iconoclasm and Returning to Nature: Buried bodies in an East London cemetery: revisiting taboo, Kate Woodthorpe; From anti-social behaviour to x-rated: exploring social diversity and conflict in the cemetery, Bel Deering; Rest in peace? Burial on private land, Clare Gittings and Tony Walter; From cabbages to cadavers: natural burial down on the farm, Andy Clayden, Trish Green, Jenny Hockey and Mark Powell. Part III Negotiating Space for Memorialisation in Private and Public Space: The production of a memorial place: materialising expressions of grief, Anna Petersson; Bringing the dead back home: urban public spaces as sites for new patterns of mourning and memorialisation, Leonie Kellaher and Ken Worpole; Memorialisation in US college and university tragedies: spaces of mourning and remembrance, Kenneth Foote and Sylvia Grider; Private spaces for the dead: remembrance and continuing relationships at home memorials in The Netherlands, Joanne Wojtkowiak and Eric Venbrux. Part IV Art and Design in Service of Remembrance and Mourning: Living to living, living to dead: communication and political rivalry in Roman tomb design, Penelope J.E. Davies; Maxwell Fry and the ’anatomy of mourning’: Coychurch crematorium, Bridgend, Glamorgan, South Wales, Hilary J. Grainger; The living, the dead and the imagery of emptiness and re-appearance on the battlefields of the Western Front, Paul Gough; Art and mourning in an Antarctic landscape, Polly Gould; Index.

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