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Mort:

Amis du musée funéraire national (AMFN)

Présentation de l'association de suavegarde du pratimoine funéraire français, ses activités et expositions. Paris, Ile-de-France, France.

http://www.musee-funeraire.com/

Association suisse des services funèbres (ASSF)

Présente l'association et la liste des membres, ainsi qu'un guide en cas de décès. Suisse.

http://www.bestatter.ch/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Avis mortuaire

Avis de décès par Internet.

http://www.a6t-concept.net/dcd/

Les Cimetieres

Guide et histoire des cimetières de France en photos. Plans d'accès.

http://www.lescimetieres.com/

L'épreuve du deuil

Définit le deuil et ses étapes, explique les complications qu'il peut entraîner et donne des conseils pour aider ceux qui le vivent.

http://www.prevention.ch/lepreuvedudeuil.htm

Mémoires de pierre

Recense les monuments aux morts et lieux de mémoire de toutes les communes du Pas-de-Calais (62), France.

http://pagesperso-orange.fr/memoiresdepierre/

La Mort dans l'art

Explore ce thème à partir d'oeuvres où la mort se retrouve incarnée, du Moyen-Âge à nos jours.

http://www.geocities.com/ppollefeys/

Nos petits anges au paradis

Groupe de discussion sur le deuil périnatal, procure de l'aide aux parents en deuil suite au décès d'un bébé en cours de grossesse, en naissant ou quelques temps après sa naissance.

http://groups.msn.com/NosPetitsAngesauParadis

Ontologie de la mort de J. M Brohm

Esquisses épistémologiques pour une thanatologie qui se voudrait scientifique. Bibliographie.

http://www.philagora.net/philo-fac/brohm.htm

Pere-Lachaise.com

Visite virtuelle du cimetière du Père Lachaise. Plan interactif. Paris (75), France.

http://www.pere-lachaise.com/

Prévoyance et veuvage (OCIRP)

Centre documentaire sur le veuvage. Propose des garanties de prévoyance, des rentes de conjoint et d'éducation, pour assurer un revenu complémentaire à la famille en cas de décès. Informations pratiques, réponses aux questions fréquentes, adresses utiles. France.

http://www.ocirp.fr/

Thanatorama

Documentaire flash proposant une plongée dans les arcanes du monde funéraire.

http://www.thanatorama.com/

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