The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Death
by Fred Feldman, Jens Johansson, Ben Bradley
Leading philosophers examine the nature, meaning, and ethical implications of death in this comprehensive academic collection.
About This Book
This handbook brings together leading scholars to examine central issues in the philosophy of death.
Topics include the nature of death, the badness of death, and the possibility of survival after death.
Contributors discuss ethical questions surrounding killing, suicide, and euthanasia.
The volume addresses metaphysical and epistemological problems related to mortality and human existence.
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