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Title: Dust or ashes: Cremation in the Jewish community in Slovakia from the perspective of ethnology. Traditional Judaism accepts only the burial of remains in the ground and fundamentally rejects cremation. Nevertheless, in recent decades, Jewish community members have increasingly preferr...
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| description | Title: Dust or ashes: Cremation in the Jewish community in Slovakia from the perspective of ethnology.
Traditional Judaism accepts only the burial of remains in the ground and fundamentally rejects cremation. Nevertheless, in recent decades, Jewish community members have increasingly preferred burial in a crematorium. In the last decade, cremation has been the majority form of burial. Based on long-term archival and ethnological research, Peter Salner analyzes the causes and consequences of the spread of this religiously forbidden and practically unknown trend in the past. The author notes that in most cases, cremation is not a sign of an effort to hide or reject Jewish identity. He interprets this burial method as the result of a change in values after the Holocaust and during the period of communist rule. As one of the proofs, he cites the wish of the members of the community to be able to place the urns of their loved ones on Jewish land. The result of these efforts is the fact that the leadership of the Jewish Religious Community approved the construction of a columbarium on the premises of the Neological Cemetery in Bratislava after lengthy discussions in 2007. Based on the findings, the author concluded that the spread of cremation represents a form of post-Holocaust non-religious Jewish identity. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1212652024-03-29T08:06:24Z Prach alebo popol Salner, Peter traditional funeral; cremation; Judaism; holocaust; columbarium; post-Holocaust non-religious identity bic Book Industry Communication::J Society & social sciences::JH Sociology & anthropology::JHM Anthropology::JHMC Social & cultural anthropology, ethnography thema EDItEUR::J Society and Social Sciences::JH Sociology and anthropology::JHM Anthropology::JHMC Social and cultural anthropology Title: Dust or ashes: Cremation in the Jewish community in Slovakia from the perspective of ethnology. Traditional Judaism accepts only the burial of remains in the ground and fundamentally rejects cremation. Nevertheless, in recent decades, Jewish community members have increasingly preferred burial in a crematorium. In the last decade, cremation has been the majority form of burial. Based on long-term archival and ethnological research, Peter Salner analyzes the causes and consequences of the spread of this religiously forbidden and practically unknown trend in the past. The author notes that in most cases, cremation is not a sign of an effort to hide or reject Jewish identity. He interprets this burial method as the result of a change in values after the Holocaust and during the period of communist rule. As one of the proofs, he cites the wish of the members of the community to be able to place the urns of their loved ones on Jewish land. The result of these efforts is the fact that the leadership of the Jewish Religious Community approved the construction of a columbarium on the premises of the Neological Cemetery in Bratislava after lengthy discussions in 2007. Based on the findings, the author concluded that the spread of cremation represents a form of post-Holocaust non-religious Jewish identity. Published Tradičný judaizmus akceptuje výlučne pochovanie pozostatkov do zeme a zásadne odmieta kremáciu. Napriek tomu v posledných desaťročiach desaťročiach príslušníci židovskej komunity stále častejšie uprednostňujú pohreb v krematóriu. V poslednom desaťročí spopolnenie predstavuje dokonca väčšinovú formu pohrebu. Peter Salner na základe dlhodobých archívnych a etnologických výskumov analyzuje príčiny a následky rozšírenia tohto v minulosti religiózne zakazovaného a prakticky neznámeho trendu. Autor konštatuje, že vo väčšine prípadov kremácia nie je znakom úsilia zatajiť či odmietnuť židovskú identitu. Tento spôsob pohrebu interpretuje ako výsledok zmeny hodnôt po holokauste a v období komunistickej moci. Ako jeden z dôkazov uvádza želanie príslušníkov komunity, aby mohli urny svojich blízkach ukladať na židovskej pôde. Výsledkom tohto úsilia je skutočnosť, že vedenie Židovskej náboženskej obce po dlhých diskusiách v roku 2007 schválilo vybudovanie kolumbária v areáli neologického cintorína v Bratislave. Na základe zistených poznatkov autor dospel k záveru, že rozšírenie kremácie predstavuje formu postholokaustovej nenáboženskej židovskej identity. 2023-11-09T10:27:27Z 2023-11-09T10:27:27Z 2023 book 978-80-569-1146-4 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/121265 slo Ethnological studies image/jpeg image/jpeg Attribution 4.0 International Attribution 4.0 International https://www.sav.sk/uploads/monography/40/327/fulltext/10200945Prach%20alebo%20popol-Salner_compressed.pdf https://www.sav.sk/uploads/monography/40/327/fulltext/10200945Prach%20alebo%20popol-Salner_compressed.pdf Institute of ethnology and social athropology SAS 10.31577/2023.9788056911464 Tradičný judaizmus akceptuje výlučne pochovanie pozostatkov do zeme a zásadne odmieta kremáciu. Napriek tomu v posledných desaťročiach desaťročiach príslušníci židovskej komunity stále častejšie uprednostňujú pohreb v krematóriu. V poslednom desaťročí spopolnenie predstavuje dokonca väčšinovú formu pohrebu. Peter Salner na základe dlhodobých archívnych a etnologických výskumov analyzuje príčiny a následky rozšírenia tohto v minulosti religiózne zakazovaného a prakticky neznámeho trendu. Autor konštatuje, že vo väčšine prípadov kremácia nie je znakom úsilia zatajiť či odmietnuť židovskú identitu. Tento spôsob pohrebu interpretuje ako výsledok zmeny hodnôt po holokauste a v období komunistickej moci. Ako jeden z dôkazov uvádza želanie príslušníkov komunity, aby mohli urny svojich blízkach ukladať na židovskej pôde. Výsledkom tohto úsilia je skutočnosť, že vedenie Židovskej náboženskej obce po dlhých diskusiách v roku 2007 schválilo vybudovanie kolumbária v areáli neologického cintorína v Bratislave. Na základe zistených poznatkov autor dospel k záveru, že rozšírenie kremácie predstavuje formu postholokaustovej nenáboženskej židovskej identity. 10.31577/2023.9788056911464 4e180bc0-0055-45b7-811f-88d8a8327d9e 978-80-569-1146-4 56 135 open access |
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