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Death & Dying

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  • Living Out Loudby Anna Quindlen

    Random House Publishing Group 2010; US$ 13.95

    "A panopticon of life in this decade, sure to be valuable to future social historians She touches on life, love, home, family, work, men, women, children and issues large and small." CHICAGO TRIBUNE The voice is Anna Quindlen's. But we know the hopes, dreams, fears, and wonder expressed in all her columns, for most of us share them. With her NEW YORK... more...

  • How to Live Dangerouslyby Warwick Cairns

    St. Martin's Press 2009; US$ 15.99

    Afraid of flying?   Forty percent of Americans are. Yet you?d have to fly every day for the next 26,000 years to assure yourself of dying in a crash. A leisurely canoe ride is more than 100 times deadlier. Think city streets are unsafe? You?re more likely to come to harm in your own home, where every year you stand a 1 in 650 chance of being... more...

  • Death, Dying and Bereavementby Cecilia Lai Wan Chan; Amy Yin Man Chow

    Hong Kong University Press 2006; US$ 40.00

    The intention of this volume is to consolidate and disseminate valuable practical wisdom with professionals in the local and international communities who serve Chinese patients and their family members. more...

  • Making an Exitby Sarah Murray

    St. Martin's Press 2011; US$ 15.99

    Thoughtful, amusing, and provocative, Making an Exit will transform the way you look at life's last passage. Because, as Murray discovers, death is, for many, not an ending but the start of something new. Author and journalist Sarah Murray never gave much thought to what might ultimately happen to her remains?that was, until her father... more...

  • Dying and Creatingby Rosemary Gordon

    Karnac Books 1999; US$ 37.95

    Jung devoted much of his attention to the psychology of death, re-birth and transformation. The author acknowledges his creative spirit and the depth of his understanding in this discussion of the many customs, myths, stories and beliefs that surround death and dying. The author shows that a fear of death can deprive us of potential sources of creativity,... more...

  • The Afterlife Surveyby Maureen Milliken

    F+W Media 2011; US$ 18.95

    Is there life after death? It depends on who you ask...It happens to all of us, yet...what happens when we die? Are we reincarnated? Do we go to heaven? Is death the end of everything? Or do our souls pass on to another life? Do we even have souls? These are the questions humans have wrestled with since the dawn of mankind. We've heard answers from... more...

  • Photography and Deathby Audrey Linkman

    Reaktion Books 2012; US$ 33.95

    The idea of photographing the dead is as old as photography itself. For the most part, early death photographs were commissioned or taken by relatives of the deceased and preserved in the home as part of the family collection. Once thought inappropriate and macabre, today these photographs are considered to have a beneficial role in bereavement... more...

  • Final Actsby Nan Bauer-Maglin; Donna Perry; June Bingham; Nancy Barnes; Susan Perlstein; Sara Evans; Carol Oyster; Jean Levitan; Mimi Schwartz; Alan Pope; Mary Jumbelic; Stephen Kiernan; Kathryn Temple; Candace Gauthier; Cherylynn MacGregor; Kathryn Tucker; Philip Nitschke; Fiona Stewart; Margaret Cruikshank; Ira Byock; Marge Piercy; Natalie Hannon; Ruthan Robson

    Rutgers University Press 2009; US$ 23.95

    For those who yearn for some measure of control over death Final Acts , offers insight and hope. Writing in a style free of technical jargon, the contributors discuss documents that should be prepared (health proxy, do-not-resuscitate order, living will, power of attorney); decision-making (over medical interventions, life support, hospice and... more...

  • A Mother's Loveby Barbara Greene; Vanessa Howard

    Quercus 2011; US$ 18.03

    In recent months the 'right-to-die' issue has gripped the nation. Two cases have captured the public imagination like no other: Frances Inglis, convicted of murder for ending the life of her brain-damaged son, and Kay Gilderdale, acquitted for assisting the suicide of her chronically ill daughter. These parallel stories provide a window onto a world... more...

  • How Ethical Systems Change: Abortion and Neonatal Careby Sheldon Ekland-Olson; Elyshia Aseltine

    Taylor and Francis 2012; US$ 9.95

    Roe v. Wade came like a bolt from the blue, but support had been building for years. For many, the idea that life in the womb was not fully protected under the Constitution was simply not acceptable. Political campaigns were organized and protests launched, including the bombing of clinics and the killing of abortion providers. Questions about the... more...