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Showing posts with label York. Show all posts

26th Cemeteries Colloquium: Programme

26th Cemeteries Colloquium in York, UK
The Cemetery Research Group is pleased to share the programme for the 26th Cemeteries Colloquium, which will take place on 23 May 2025 in York, UK.

About the event

On the 23rd of May 2025, the 26th Cemeteries Colloquium will take place as a live meeting from 08:45 to 17:15 (GMT) in the Church Lane Building on the University of York’s West campus.

The Colloquium, organized by the Cemetery Research Group (CRG), has developed into an essential forum for the discussion of new and emerging cemetery scholarship and is multi-disciplinary, accepting papers from across the humanities and social sciences. The event has a strong emphasis on discussion, and its international and interdisciplinary nature makes the meeting particularly thought-provoking.

Programme and tickets

The organisers are pleased to share the full programme for the event, which can be accessed HERE. In addition to the schedule, the programme includes key information about the colloquium as well as abstracts of the presentations.

Tickets for the event are already available on Eventbrite (search for 26th Cemeteries Colloquium).
Accommodation is not included in the colloquium fee.

For any additional questions, please contact Dr Julie Rugg at julie.rugg@york.ac.uk.



Note: In addition to the in-person meeting in May, the Cemetery Research Group will also host a second, fully online event in November. Further details will be published in due course.








*Photo source: www.cemeteryresearch.org

26th Cemeteries Colloquium: Call for papers

26th Cemeteries Colloquium in York, UK
The Cemetery Research Group invites you to participate in the 26th Cemeteries Colloquium, taking place on the 23rd May 2025 in York, UK.

About the event

On the 23rd of May 2025, the 26th Cemeteries Colloquium will take place as a live meeting in York, United Kingdom.

The Colloquium, organized by the Cemetery Research Group (CRG), has developed into an essential forum for the discussion of new and emerging cemetery scholarship and is multi-disciplinary, accepting papers from across the humanities and social sciences. The event has a strong emphasis on discussion, and its international and interdisciplinary nature makes the meeting particularly thought-provoking.

Call for papers

Anyone who would like to participate is invited to submit their presentation abstract of no more than 250 words by using the submission portal at the Cemetery Research Group website.

The deadline for abstract submission is 2nd May 2025.

For any additional questions please contact Dr Julie Rugg at julie.rugg@york.ac.uk.

Note: In addition to the in-person meeting in May, the Cemetery Research Group will also host a second, entirely online event in November. A separate call for papers for this event will be issued later this year.

Updates and publications

The Cemetery Research Group bibliography has been updated with new material from 2024, including additional references to older sources.

Routledge has also released the latest edition in the Routledge International Focus on Death and Funeral Practices series. Listen to Hannah Gould discuss Death and Funeral Practices in Japan on the New Books Network podcast.








*Photo source: www.cemeteryresearch.org

25th Cemeteries Colloquium: Call for papers

25th Cemeteries Colloquium in York, UK
The Cemetery Research Group invites you to participate in the 25th Cemeteries Colloquium, taking place on the 24th May 2024 in York, UK.

About the event

On the 24th May 2024, the 25th Cemeteries Colloquium will take place as a live meeting in York, United Kingdom.

The Colloquium, organized by the Cemetery Research Group (CRG), has developed into an essential forum for the discussion of new and emerging cemetery scholarship and is multi-disciplinary, accepting papers from across all the humanities and social sciences. The event has an emphasis on discussion, and its international and interdisciplinary nature makes the meeting particularly thought-provoking.

Call for papers

Anyone who would like to participate is invited to submit their presentation abstract of no more than 250 words by using the submission portal at the Cemetery Research Group website.

Deadline for abstract submission is 11th April 2024.

For any additional questions please contact Dr Julie Rugg at julie.rugg@york.ac.uk.








*Photo source: www.cemeteryresearch.org