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Death & Culture Network

The Death and Culture Network based at the University of York seeks to explore and understand cultural responses to mortality. It focuses on the impact of death and the dead on culture, and the way in which they have shaped human behaviour, evidenced through thought, action, production and expression. The network is committed to promoting and producing an inter-disciplinary study of mortality supported by evidence and framed by theoretical engagement.

Update

The Death and Culture Team are delighted to support a reinvention of the annual conference which is moving to Falmouth!

 

The DaCNet Steering Group

Events

Wed
4
Sep

Death & Culture V

Join us for Death & Culture V, an interdisciplinary conference aiming to support knowledge exchange between researchers within the social sciences, the humanities and design.

More Events

Death and Culture 

Death and Culture, published by Bristol University Press provides an outlet for cross-disciplinary exploration of aspects of mortality. We welcome proposals for monographs and edited collections, and also for short books. Contributions from early career researchers are particularly welcome. You can find more information here

Death & Popular Culture Research Group

 

Are you researching death and popular culture?

Join an open, cross-institutional and interdisciplinary group for researchers working in this area.

If you would like to join the group you can find the next meeting here on Eventbrite or you can join our JISCmail mailing list.

York Death & Culture Walk

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The York Death & Culture Walk (DaCWalk) is an interdisciplinary walking tour of the city of York. It introduces participants to the spaces and places associated with death, dying and disposal in sensory and corporeal ways.  

Membership

For more information about our steering group, membership, associate members and research students, click here.

Affiliated Research

Cemetery Research Group

Mummy Research Group

Contact

Death & Culture Network
Law and Sociology Building
University of York
East Campus
YO10 5GD

death-and-culture@york.ac.uk