Spontaneous Shrines and the Public Memorialization of Death

Shrines, Performative Commemoratives, and the Public Memorialization of Death; J.Santino Communicative Commemoration and Graveside Shrines: Jim Morrison, Princess Diana, My 'Bro' Max, and Boogs the Cat; J.B.Thomas Mourning in Protest; H.F.Senie The Pentagon and 9/11; M.Yocom The Shrines of 9/11; J.Hirsch 'Oh did you see the ashes come thickly falling down?' Poems Posted in the Wake of September 11; S.Zeitlin Making Place Out of Space: Memorializing and Mourning Unexpected Roadside Deaths; S.D.Villareal Louisiana Roadside Memorials: Negotiating an Emerging Tradition; M.Owens 'Nothing Bad Ever Happens': Roadside Crosses in 'America's Hometown'; H.Everett 'Like a Trace': The Spontaneous Shrine as a Cultural Expression of Grief in Norway; H.Westgaard A Memorial Wall in Philadelphia; J.Lohman Twelve Aggie Angels: Christian Content of the Spontaneous Shrines following the 1999 Bonfire Collapse at Texas A&M University; S.Grider The Shrine that Refused To Be A Shrine: Tragedy and Vernacular Responses of Resistance, Counter-Narration, and Reclamation; D.E.Goldstein & D.Tye Goin' Back With Dusty Springfield: Memorialization and Pilgrimage, Henley-On-Thames; S.M.Jamieson Day of the Dead and the Moral Economy; R.Marchi Signifying Places of Atrocity; R.Hartley Forty Years of Conflict: State, Church, and Spontaneous Representation of Massacres and Murder in Guatamala; M.J.Taylor & M.K.Steinberg