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Confronting Death: Values, Institutions, and Human Mortality [Paperback]

David Wendell Moller

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Moller powerfully critiques how modern technology and bureaucracy, along with professional doctors, therapists, and funeral directors have come to dehumanize the experience of death for both dying and their survivors.

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The idea of death, whether it evokes images of peace, fellowship, beauty, fear, or loneliness, is a product of culture and society. Read the first page
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great book 13 Feb 2009
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The condition of the book was just as they described it. I am pleased with the condition, and the book is really interesting. It's not the easiest thing to read, however, if you have recently experienced death in your life. The thanatology snapshots are great, but you might want to keep some tissues handy.

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