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[274]-282) and index. 327 $aTable of Contents; List of Tables; List of Figures; List of Abbreviations; List of Symbols; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: The Liturgies; Chapter 3: Phonology; Chapter 4: Nominals; Chapter 5: Verbs; Chapter 6: Verbal Suffixes; Chapter 7: Adverbs; Chapter 8: Particles; Chapter 9: Conjunctions; Chapter 10: Lexicon; Chapter 11: Conclusion; Appendix; Bibliography; Index 330 $aThe oldest written stage of the Japanese language forms the subject of John Bentley's important volume. 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Collier -- Mourning the Sacrifice : Behavior and Meaning Behind Animal Burials / James Morris -- Killing (Constructed) Horses : Interspecies Elders, Empathy and Emotion in the Pazyryk Horse Sacrifices / Gala Argent -- The Issue of Animals' Souls within the Anglican Debate in the Eighteenth to Nineteenth Centuries / Alma Massaro -- Photo Essay : Hartsdale Pet Cemetery / Liza Wallis Margulies -- All the World and a Little Bit More : Pet Cemetery Practices and Contemporary Relations between Humans and Their Companion Animals / Micha Piotr Pregowski -- "To All that Fly or Crawl" : A Recent History of Mourning for Animals in Korea / Elmer Veldkamp -- Freeze-Drying Fido : The Uncanny Aesthetics of Modern Taxidermy / Christina Colvin -- Clutching at Straws : Dogs, Death, and Frozen Semen / Chrissie Wanner -- "I Remember Everything" : Children, Companion Animals and a Relational Pedagogy of Remembrance / Joshua Russell -- On Cats and Contradictions : Mourning Animal Death in an English Community / Becky Tipper -- "So Sorry for the Loss of Your Little Friend" : Pets' Grievability in Condolence Cards for Humans Mourning Animals / David Redmalm -- Photo Essay: Claire's Last Days / Julia Schlosser -- Britain at War : Remembering and Forgetting the Animal Dead of the Second World War / Hilda Kean -- Now on Exhibit : Our Affection for, Remembrance of, and Tributes to Non-Human Animals in Museums / Carolyn Merino Mullin -- Photo Essay: Another Death / Emma Kisiel -- In the Heart of Every Horse : Combating a History of Slaughter in the Memorialization of Thoroughbred Racehorses / Tamar V.S. McKee -- Creating Carnivores and Cannibals : Animal Feed and the Regulation of Grief / Keridiana Chez -- Mourning the Mundane : Memorializing Road Kill in North America / Linda Monahan -- Photo Essay: The Unmourned / Linda Brant -- Beyond Coping : Active Mourning in the Animal Sheltering Community / Jessica Austin -- Mourning for Animals : A Companion Animal Veterinarian's Perspective / Anne Fawcett -- You're My Sanctuary : Grief, Vulnerability, and Unexpected Secondary Losses for Animal Advocates Mourning a Companion Animal / Nicole R. Pallotta -- Keeping Ghosts Close : Care and Grief at Sanctuaries / Lori Gruen and Pattrice Jones -- Grieving "at a Distance" / Teja Brooks Pribac -- Photo Essay: The Death of a Pig / Jo-Anne McArthur. 330 $aWe live more intimately with nonhuman animals than ever before in history. The change in the way we cohabitate with animals can be seen in the way we treat them when they die. 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