Book review: Mokhov S. The Archeology of Russian Death. Ethnography of Funeral Business in Modern Russia. Moscow: “Khamovniki”; Common Place. — 192 p.
References
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Mokhov S. (2018) Rozhdeniye i smert' pokhoronnoy industrii [The Birth and Death of the Funeral Industry]. Moscow: Common Place (in Russian).
Mokhov S. (2020) Istoriya smerti. Kak my boremsya i prinimayem [Death Story. How We Fight and Accept]. Moscow: Individuum (in Russian).
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