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Caroline S. Thomas,Clement L. Renganized by morticians, have been abbreviated and simplified. Emotions are restrained. In the conclusion, we note that these changes do not impact the importance of funerals, whose function is enabling the passage from the world of the living to the world of the dead and to bring safety and protection to the living.

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Death and the Afterlife in Japan,zation of death in Japan today, as death becomes not a matter of household ancestral worship but individual preference of funerals and also of senses of life after death, perhaps into an increasingly secular future.

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Return to Nature? Secularism and Politics of Death Space in Hong Kong,le ancestors’ ashes. The chapter will provide a description of the major change in Hong Kong’s death management since the mid-1950s and show how death space politics has been part of the overall land politics which evolves together with the uncertainty of Hong Kong’s political future.