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Bram Lambrecht

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2.1	Map of Tongerseweg Cemetery, with location of graves discussed in the text	20
2.2	Muslim grave (2015)	25
2.3	The grave of nobody	28
3.1	Georg Reutter Jr., Mater Dolorum, aria 7	40
3.2	Georg Reutter Jr., Mater Dolorum, aria 15	43
3.3	Georg Reutter Jr., Mater Dolorum, aria 3	46
3.4	Reinhard Keiser, Der blutige und sterbende Jesus, aria 22d	49
3.5	Reinhard Keiser, Der blutige und sterbende Jesus, acc. 57	50
3.6	Reinhard Keiser, Der blutige und sterbende Jesus, aria 64	53
3.7	Reinhard Keiser, Der blutige und sterbende Jesus, arioso 74	55
3.8	Reinhard Keiser, Der blutige und sterbende Jesus, acc. 72	56
5.1	Measures 17–28 from Introit: Requiem Aeternam with dynamic markings circled	90
5.2	Measures 67–77 from Benedictus/Agnus Dei/Communion with dynamic markings circled in the strings and chorus	91
5.3	Measures 25–33 from Sequence: Dies Irae with measures 25–29 circled to highlight orchestral texture against the chorus and the crescendo/decrescendo effect being utilized	93
7.1	Commemorative area	121
7.2	Roll of honour in the Cloisters	121
7.3	Tomb of the unknown Australian soldier	122
7.4	Hall of Memory dome	123
7.5	Small bottle of rum	130
7.6	Wall plaques with poppies	131
7.7	Bewes Poppy	132
7.8	Panel	134
7.9	Jarrad Brown photograph	134
7.10	Jarrad Brown photograph (reverse)	135
15.1	Ohio National Guard at Kent State University using tear gas to disperse student protestors against the Vietnam War	239
15.2	Model of Bruno Ast’s winning design for the May 4 Memorial	242
15.3	The May 4 Memorial at Kent State	244

Grief, Identity, and the Arts

Series: Death in History, Culture, and Society, Volume: 1

Front Matter

Part 1 Collective Religious Identities

Part 2 Personal Religious Identities

Part 3 National Identities

Part 4 Family Identities/The Inner Circle

Part 5 Social/Societal Identities

Part 6 Identities of a Genre/Artistic Identity

Back Matter

African Studies	Education	Media Studies
American Studies	History	Middle East and Islamic Studies
Ancient Near East and Egypt	Human Rights and Humanitarian Law	Musicology
Art History	International Law	Philosophy
Asian Studies	International Relations	Religious Studies
Biblical Studies	Jewish Studies	Slavic and Eurasian Studies
Biology	Languages and Linguistics	Social Sciences
Book History and Cartography	Life Sciences	Theology and World Christianity
Classical Studies	Literature and Cultural Studies