Making sense of dying and death (Rodopi, 2004)
Includes bibliographical references
Life in the heart - Asa Kasher -- - Sorrow unconsoling and inconsolable sorrow : grief as a moral and religious practice - Darlene Fozard Weaver -- - Understanding our pain : the experiences of African American women through the death and dying process - Clarice Ford -- - Terror of death in the wake of September 11th : is this the end of death denial? - Kate Arthur -- - Kafka's God of suffocation : the futility of 'facing' death - David Johnson -- - Personal and collective fears of death : a complex intersection for cancer survivors - Heather McKenzie -- - Last matters : the latent meanings of contemporary funeral rites - Mira Crouch -- - Neither dead-nor-alive : organ donation and the paradox of 'living corpses' - Vera Kalitzkus -- - Avoidable death : multiculturalism and respecting patient autonomy - Andrew Fagan -- - The "euthanasia underground" and its implications for the harm minimization debate : an Australian perspective - Roger S. Magnusson -- - "Suicides have a special language" : practicing literary suicide with Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and John Berryman - Clare Emily Clifford -- - Time to die : the temporality of death and the philosophy of singularity - Gary Peters