The Denial of Death
In The Denial of Death, Ernest Becker examines the powerful influence of mortality on human thought and behavior. Drawing together psychological and philosophical perspectives, the book considers how individuals and cultures seek meaning while confronting the limits of human existence.
About This Book
Ernest Becker’s The Denial of Death explores the human awareness of mortality.
The book considers how people respond to the knowledge that life is finite.
It connects individual behavior with broader questions of culture, meaning, and human existence.
Written at the intersection of psychology and philosophy, this work offers a serious examination of one of the most enduring aspects of the human condition.
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