Death and Digital Media

Exploring the evolving practices of mourning and commemoration in the digital age, this volume delves into how people interact with the deceased through various digital media. It highlights the historical shifts and diverse responses—social, commercial, and institutional—to technological advancements. Featuring case studies from North America, Europe, and Australia, the book offers interdisciplinary insights, integrating anthropology, sociology, and media studies to analyze the complexities of digital death.