Animal Death Rituals in Korea

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author RUTANA, Dominik
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contents <p>This dataset consists of a survey conducted on October 12, 2024 among participants in the ritual of sending the soul of dead animals and plants to the afterlife (dongsingmul cheondojae) to understand, among other things, their reasons for participating and their expectations of the ritual. This research was conducted during the author's research trip to South Korea as part of the MINIATURA 7 grant entitled "Animal Death Rituals in Korea," a project funded by the Polish National Science Center (NCN). The dataset consists of 29 interviews (PDF, csv files) conducted in Korean and subsequently translated into English by the author.</p> <p>Keywords: Korea, animal death rituals, Buddhism, pet animals, <em>cheondojae</em>, <em>dongsingmul cheondojae</em>, <em>dongmul cheondojae</em></p>
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spellingShingle Animal Death Rituals in Korea
RUTANA, Dominik
Buddhism
Funeral Rites
South Korea
Animal Death Rituals
pet animals
chondojae
dongsingmul cheondojae
dongmul chondojae
Religious Studies
Cultural Studies
<p>This dataset consists of a survey conducted on October 12, 2024 among participants in the ritual of sending the soul of dead animals and plants to the afterlife (dongsingmul cheondojae) to understand, among other things, their reasons for participating and their expectations of the ritual. This research was conducted during the author's research trip to South Korea as part of the MINIATURA 7 grant entitled "Animal Death Rituals in Korea," a project funded by the Polish National Science Center (NCN). The dataset consists of 29 interviews (PDF, csv files) conducted in Korean and subsequently translated into English by the author.</p> <p>Keywords: Korea, animal death rituals, Buddhism, pet animals, <em>cheondojae</em>, <em>dongsingmul cheondojae</em>, <em>dongmul cheondojae</em></p>
title Animal Death Rituals in Korea
topic Buddhism
Funeral Rites
South Korea
Animal Death Rituals
pet animals
chondojae
dongsingmul cheondojae
dongmul chondojae
Religious Studies
Cultural Studies
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14448475