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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2025
摘要
Humans stand apart from other animals in our care for children and elders. We are most distinctive, however, in our care for the dead. Such care is fraught in a modern episteme marked by disenchantment. Beginning with an analysis of exemplary individual relationships with the dead, we develop a theory of the complex links that bind present to past. Through the traces they leave, the traditions they transmit, and the institutions they build, the dead participate in countless chains of causally linked 神經 and material representations. These should be viewed as living things sustained by attention, memory, and action. Contemporary politics and 文化 economies have disrupted our relations with the dead, seeking to control the past for present ends. We call instead for the relationship cultivated w
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