Markers 6
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In Elmwood Cemetery there is a group of tombstones of Roman Catholic nuns. Although these women undoubtedly came from middle- or even possibly upper-class families, they have low-class tombstones. The stones are small and simple blocks set in straight lines with minimal space between them. The only information recorded is the nun's religious name and the dates of her birth and death (Fig. 8). They represent minimum material expenditure and, according to a material culture model, have low social... rank. Yet nuns are a highly respected segment of society and con- sidered to have a higher status than their tombstones suggest. However, these women espoused a vocation that preached the virtues of poverty, humility, and conformity. The symbolic poverty of their tombstones, then, is a reflection of religious doctrine.
148 Communities of the Dead A second example of symbolism concerns gypsy burials. The gypsy burials in Forest Home Cemetery in Forest Park make a fascinating ethnic study. Gypsy graves present unusual characteristics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Elmwood Cemetery there is a group of tombstones of Roman Catholic nuns. Although these women undoubtedly came from middle- or even possibly upper-class families, they have low-class tombstones. The stones are small and simple blocks set in straight lines with minimal space between them. The only information recorded is the nun's religious name and the dates of her birth and death (Fig. 8). They represent minimum material expenditure and, according to a material culture model, have low social... rank. Yet nuns are a highly respected segment of society and con- sidered to have a higher status than their tombstones suggest. However, these women espoused a vocation that preached the virtues of poverty, humility, and conformity. The symbolic poverty of their tombstones, then, is a reflection of religious doctrine.
148 Communities of the Dead A second example of symbolism concerns gypsy burials. The gypsy burials in Forest Home Cemetery in Forest Park make a fascinating ethnic study. Gypsy graves present unusual characteristics.
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