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1. Introduction: Emotions and Materiality in Theory and Method   2.  Dead People’s Clothes: Materialising Mourning and Memory in Ancient Rome  3. Remembering Roland Leighton: Uniforms as the Materials of Memory in World War I  4. Destroying Objects, Keeping Memories  5. The Grottarossa Doll and her Mistress: Hope and Consolation in a Roman Tomb  6. Talking with a Cold Grey Stone: The Life and Death of Gravestones in Contemporary Denmark  7.  The Face of the Deceased: Portrait Busts in Roman Tombs  8.  Enduring Grief: Images of Mourning from the Ancient Classical World to Eighteenth-Century Britain  9.  The ‘Worth’ of Grief and the ‘Value’ of Bodies: Managing the Civilian Corpse in Second World War Britain  10.  Fragments of Bone and Chips of Stone: Materiality and Mourning in a Chinese Society  11.  Sacred Rituals of the Security State: Reclaiming Bodies and Making Relics from Ground Zero  12.  Why Materiality in Mourning Matters  13. The Death Turn: Interdisciplinarity, Mourning and Material Culture