Christoph Jedan is Professor of Ethics and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands.Avril Maddrell is Professor of Social and Cultural Geography at the University of Reading, UK. Eric Venbrux is Professor of Comparative Religion and Director of the Centre for Thanatology at Radboud University, the Netherlands.

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• Introduction: From Deathscapes to Consolationscapes: Spaces, Practices and Experiences of Consolation Part I: Reviving Consolation 1 What Is Consolation? Towards a New Conceptual Framework 2 Bittersweet: Mapping Grief and Consolation through the Lens of Deceased Organ Donation Part II: European Constellations 3 Consolation and the ‘Poetics’ of the Soil in ‘Natural Burial’ Sites 4 The Crematorium as a Ritual and Musical Consolationscape 5 Emotional Landscapes: Battlefield Memorials to Seventeenth-Century Civil war Conflicts in England and Scotland 6 Danish Churchyards as Consolationscapes Part III: Beyond the Global North 7 Moving through the Land: Consolation and Space in Tiwi Aboriginal Death Rituals 8 Rituals, Healing and Consolation in Post-Conflict Environments: The Case of the Matabeleland Massacre in Zimbabwe 9 Love the Dead, Fear the Dead: Creating Consolationsapes in Post-War Northern Uganda 10 It’s God’s Will: Consolation and Religious Meaning-Making after a Family Death in Urban Senegal, Epilogue

Christoph Jedan is Professor of Ethics and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands.Avril Maddrell is Professor of Social and Cultural Geography at the University of Reading, UK. Eric Venbrux is Professor of Comparative Religion and Director of the Centre for Thanatology at Radboud University, the Netherlands.

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• Introduction: From Deathscapes to Consolationscapes: Spaces, Practices and Experiences of Consolation Part I: Reviving Consolation 1 What Is Consolation? Towards a New Conceptual Framework 2 Bittersweet: Mapping Grief and Consolation through the Lens of Deceased Organ Donation Part II: European Constellations 3 Consolation and the ‘Poetics’ of the Soil in ‘Natural Burial’ Sites 4 The Crematorium as a Ritual and Musical Consolationscape 5 Emotional Landscapes: Battlefield Memorials to Seventeenth-Century Civil war Conflicts in England and Scotland 6 Danish Churchyards as Consolationscapes Part III: Beyond the Global North 7 Moving through the Land: Consolation and Space in Tiwi Aboriginal Death Rituals 8 Rituals, Healing and Consolation in Post-Conflict Environments: The Case of the Matabeleland Massacre in Zimbabwe 9 Love the Dead, Fear the Dead: Creating Consolationsapes in Post-War Northern Uganda 10 It’s God’s Will: Consolation and Religious Meaning-Making after a Family Death in Urban Senegal, Epilogue

Christoph Jedan is Professor of Ethics and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands.Avril Maddrell is Professor of Social and Cultural Geography at the University of Reading, UK. Eric Venbrux is Professor of Comparative Religion and Director of the Centre for Thanatology at Radboud University, the Netherlands.

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• Introduction: From Deathscapes to Consolationscapes: Spaces, Practices and Experiences of Consolation Part I: Reviving Consolation 1 What Is Consolation? Towards a New Conceptual Framework 2 Bittersweet: Mapping Grief and Consolation through the Lens of Deceased Organ Donation Part II: European Constellations 3 Consolation and the ‘Poetics’ of the Soil in ‘Natural Burial’ Sites 4 The Crematorium as a Ritual and Musical Consolationscape 5 Emotional Landscapes: Battlefield Memorials to Seventeenth-Century Civil war Conflicts in England and Scotland 6 Danish Churchyards as Consolationscapes Part III: Beyond the Global North 7 Moving through the Land: Consolation and Space in Tiwi Aboriginal Death Rituals 8 Rituals, Healing and Consolation in Post-Conflict Environments: The Case of the Matabeleland Massacre in Zimbabwe 9 Love the Dead, Fear the Dead: Creating Consolationsapes in Post-War Northern Uganda 10 It’s God’s Will: Consolation and Religious Meaning-Making after a Family Death in Urban Senegal, Epilogue