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Suicide as a dramatic performance / David Lester, Steven Stack editors.

Van Pelt Library HV6545 .S828 2015
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Lester, David, 1942- editor.
Stack, Steven, editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Suicide--Case studies.
Suicide.
Genre:
Case studies.
Physical Description:
345 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
New Brunswick, New Jersey : Transaction Publishers, [2015]
Contents:
Introduction
Ritual, dramatic performance, and suicide : an anthropological perspective / Joseph Rubenstein
The suicide note
The presentation of the self in suicide notes / David Lester & Bijou Yang
Dramatic suicide notes / David Lester
The body as a suicide note / David Lester
Suicide and the communicative condition : audience and the idea of suicide / Jerome Martinez
The location of the suicidal act
The location of the suicidal act / Steven Stack
Suicide away from home / Steven Stack
Hotel suicide and the drug subculture / Steven Stack
Back to nature: suicide in natural areas / Steven Stack
Suicide in the grand canyon national park / Steven Stack & Barbara Bowman
Suicide in public / David Lester
Suicide on television and online / David Lester
The method chosen for suicide
The method chosen for suicide / David Lester
The rehearsal : non-fatal suicidal behavior as a precipitant of suicide / John F. Gunn III
Suicide by fire : ethnicity as a predictor of self-immolation in the united states / Steven Stack & Seth B. Abrutyn
Have gun, will travel / teven Stack
Unusual suicides / Steven Stack
Methods of suicide around the world / Steven Stack
Cultural scripts for suicide
Russian roulette and duels / David Lester
Death by seppuku / David Lester
Self-immolation as a protest / David Lester
Victim-precipitated homicide / David Lester
Sati / David Lester
Suicide as the liberation of the soul / David Lester
Conclusions
Conclusion / David Lester and Steven Stack.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
ISBN:
9781412856942
1412856949
OCLC:
908250378

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