The political ecology of death: Chinese religion and the affective tensions of secularised burial rituals in Singapore
This paper explores the political ecology of death and the affective tensions of secularised burial rituals in Singapore. Although scholars have recently acknowledged the roles of biopower and affect in shaping environmental politics, religion and death as socio-affective forces have not been substa...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2023
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