Ke garne? (What can one do?.: How people 'on the ground' perceived the incomplete improvised mortuary rituals at Pashupatinath after the earthquake in Nepal, 2015

Tineke Nugteren; Hans Hadders; Rojisha Poudel

Ke garne? (What can one do?. How people 'on the ground' perceived the incomplete improvised mortuary rituals at Pashupatinath after the earthquake in Nepal, 2015

Tineke Nugteren, Hans Hadders, Rojisha Poudel

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Triggered by ongoing debates about Hindu traditionalism and ritualism versus adaptation, attenuation and secularization, we estimated that studying ritual behavior in the extremely deprived situation right after the disaster would teach us something fundamental about basis human needs, basic cultural skills, as well as basic ritual repertoire.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Handbook of Disaster Ritual
Subtitle of host publication	Multidisciplinary Perspectives, Cases and Themes
Editors	Martin Hoondert, Paul Post, Mirella Klomp, Marcel Barnard
Place of Publication	Leuven
Publisher	Peeters Publishing
Chapter	11
Pages	219-240
Number of pages	22
Volume	32
ISBN (Print)	9789042946484
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2021

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Name	Liturgia Condenda
Volume	32

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Nugteren, T., Hadders, H., & Poudel, R. (2021). Ke garne? (What can one do?. How people 'on the ground' perceived the incomplete improvised mortuary rituals at Pashupatinath after the earthquake in Nepal, 2015. In M. Hoondert, P. Post, M. Klomp, & M. Barnard (Eds.), Handbook of Disaster Ritual: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, Cases and Themes (Vol. 32, pp. 219-240). (Liturgia Condenda; Vol. 32). Peeters Publishing.

Nugteren, Tineke ; Hadders, Hans ; Poudel, Rojisha. / Ke garne? (What can one do?. How people 'on the ground' perceived the incomplete improvised mortuary rituals at Pashupatinath after the earthquake in Nepal, 2015. Handbook of Disaster Ritual: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, Cases and Themes. editor / Martin Hoondert ; Paul Post ; Mirella Klomp ; Marcel Barnard. Vol. 32 Leuven : Peeters Publishing, 2021. pp. 219-240 (Liturgia Condenda).

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Nugteren T, Hadders H, Poudel R. Ke garne? (What can one do?. How people 'on the ground' perceived the incomplete improvised mortuary rituals at Pashupatinath after the earthquake in Nepal, 2015. In Hoondert M, Post P, Klomp M, Barnard M, editors, Handbook of Disaster Ritual: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, Cases and Themes. Vol. 32. Leuven: Peeters Publishing. 2021. p. 219-240. (Liturgia Condenda).

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