Beyond the Good Death: The Anthropology of Modern Dying
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Beyond the Good Death: The Anthropology of Modern Dying

by James W. Green

Sociology Anthropology
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An anthropological study of how modern Western societies understand, ritualize, and experience death and dying.

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This book examines how people in contemporary Western societies understand and experience death.

It draws on anthropological research to explore changing attitudes toward dying and the rituals that surround it.

The work considers how medical, cultural, and social factors shape modern end-of-life practices.

Readers gain insight into the diversity of beliefs and behaviors related to mortality today.

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