Tipu’s political afterlife offers a unique case of memorialisation in the history of India. Tipu died in 1799 and continues to be recalled in the struggles of the living.
#Memorialization#Tipusultan#Mysuru
https://t.co/S6zT12ap8L
"Julie’s chapter is ended. She was perfume, scattered now on the ground. And there is just a small company of us—you, dear Lucy, and a few others, for whom the fragrance of her lingers in the air."
- Woollcott on the death of his sister
@LettersOfNote
https://t.co/qQ6Ahs7oKJ
You are welcome join the The Digital Legacy Conference × Death Online Research Symposium 2027 on Linkedin (if you would like to).
👉https://t.co/17pp5uuOmo
#DigitalLegacy#DigitalAssets#UniversityofBirmingham
Recently my friend Robin met an #Aghori sadhu in #Varanasi who explained what it means to #die while still alive. He calls it #Samadhi, a state he believes many of us experience without even realising it.
#death Insta-@robinlehoff
Watch this interview - https://t.co/9i6tCu7jnq
@alv9n created an interactive by asking people, is there something that comes after we die? He imagined it as a room full of people answering according to their beliefs.
https://t.co/BtVtS0D7Ru
#mortality#religion#death
NEW ARTICLE
A professor finds that teaching death and dying opens the door to difficult questions, challenged assumptions, and unexpected conversations about faith, meaning, and what it means to live.
https://t.co/mIKDzS9V1e
Friends, don't miss this conversation!
Deadline extended to 31 July for the online (Friday & free!) English track of the International Conference “Digital Dislocations & Reconstructions” (26–27 Nov 2026). Digital death, digital religions, intimacy, AI, social relationships. #digitalhumanities #digitalstudies #DeathTech #digitalreligion
Submit (250–500 words + short CV) Check out the CfP: https://t.co/fJCfROOIlb
And that’s a wrap on day one of our conference!
Join us in the morning for our keynote roundtable on:
Dying as a Martyr: reflections from Palestine, Somalia and Sudan
https://t.co/uPsxDghpQm
The death of a dictator, the visibility of their body, and resulting conspiracy is the focus of our next seminar with Caroline Sharples on:
The Long Death of Adolf Hitler
April 2nd 6pm - 7pm BST
Online, free
https://t.co/5qB4e4BE6x
In India, we use the misleading term “passive euthanasia” for the whole process of end-of-life care decision-making. This contributes to the lazy thinking that lets doctors shy away from the hard work of making a good death possible.
https://t.co/uTzp7q0FQd
The impact of traumatic death on social networks
Our next seminar co-hosted with Bereavement Network Europe featuring Georgie Akehurst
5th March 5pm - 6pm GMT, online.
Free and all welcome, sign up below
https://t.co/fphLnGSijr.
India still does not know what most of its people are dying from, a new analysis by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has found.
https://t.co/1pSHCvyOb0
@ICMRDELHI