Death and Digital Media

Focusing on the intersection of mourning and digital media, this volume explores how societies engage with death through technological innovations. It analyzes the evolving landscape of digital death, highlighting various social, commercial, and institutional responses. Through case studies from North America, Europe, and Australia, the authors provide interdisciplinary insights from fields such as anthropology, sociology, and media studies, offering a comprehensive understanding of contemporary practices surrounding death and remembrance in the digital age.