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"he History of Death explores the compelling subject of death, burial, and the afterlife in varied cultures, societies, and ages. Examines the various approaches to funerals, from sky burials in Tibet and mummification in Egypt, to being left to rot in the family home in Indonesia. Balances grim facts with intriguing details, such as remarkable burial requests, extravagant funerals, human sacrifice, and ritual killings. Illustrated throughout with photographs and artworks of representations of death and funerary rituals throughout history up to the present day""

"Penelitian ini membandingkan peran gender dan adat dalam upacara pernikahan di Tiongkok dan Vietnam serta implikasinya terhadap norma sosial. Melalui analisis kualitatif, penelitian ini meneliti tradisi pernikahan di kedua negara untuk memahami bagaimana adat memperkuat ekspektasi gender. Di Tiongkok, adat pernikahan lebih menekankan kelanjutan garis keluarga dan menegaskan dominasi laki-laki dalam hierarki keluarga, sementara di Vietnam, lebih berfokus pada kesatuan keluarga dan penghormatan leluhur. Metode penelitian mencakup analisis konten dari media massa, teks akademik, serta analisis narasi tekstual dan visual dari dokumenter yang berkaitan dengan praktik pernikahan. Dengan menggunakan teori ritual Turner, performativitas gender Butler, maskulinitas hegemonik Connell, deskripsi Tebal Geertz, dan teori Objektifikasi Nussbaum, penelitian ini mengeksplorasi bagaimana adat pernikahan tradisional mempertahankan norma peran gender. Hasilnya menunjukkan bahwa, meski ada perubahan karena modernisasi, banyak praktik tradisional masih memengaruhi pandangan masyarakat di daerah pedesaan. Penelitian ini berkontribusi pada pemahaman tentang fungsi adat pernikahan dalam memperkuat peran gender di Tiongkok dan Vietnam, serta bagaimana modernitas menantang praktik-praktik ini.

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This study compares gender roles and marriage customs in wedding ceremonies in China and Vietnam, as well as their implications for social norms. Through qualitative analysis, this research examines wedding traditions in both countries to understand how customs reinforce gender expectations. In China, wedding customs place greater emphasis on the continuation of the family lineage and reinforce the male dominance in the family hierarchy, while in Vietnam, they focus more on family unity and ancestral reverence. The research methodology includes content analysis of mass media, academic texts, along with textual and visual narrative analysis of documentaries related to wedding practices. Using Turner’s ritual theory, Butler’s gender performativity, Connell’s hegemonic masculinity, Geertz’s thick description, and Nussbaum’s objectification theory, this study explores how traditional marriage customs sustain gender role norms. The results indicate that while modernization has brought about changes, many traditional practices continue to influence societal views in rural areas. This research contributes to an understanding of the function of marriage customs in reinforcing gender roles in China and Vietnam, as well as how modernity challenges these practices."