A Social History Of Dying by Allan Kellehear
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This insightful exploration delves into the cultural and historical contexts of dying, examining how different societies across time have understood and approached the end of life. It reveals the evolving attitudes towards death, from ancient rituals and medieval practices to modern medical advancements and contemporary perspectives. By weaving together a rich tapestry of historical anecdotes, cultural practices, and philosophical reflections, the narrative offers a comprehensive overview of how human beings have grappled with mortality, highlighting the universal yet diverse nature of dying throughout history.
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- Published
- 2007
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- Australian
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- 256
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- English
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