Death, Society, and Human Experience
by Robert Kastenbaum, Christopher M. Moreman
Death, Society, and Human Experience examines mortality through the lenses of individual life, social relationships, and cultural understanding. Written by Robert Kastenbaum and Christopher M. Moreman, this book offers readers a broad foundation for thinking carefully about death and its significance in human experience.
About This Book
Death, Society, and Human Experience examines death through the interconnected perspectives of society and individual human experience.
The book considers mortality as a subject with personal, cultural, and social dimensions.
Its title reflects an interdisciplinary approach to understanding how people encounter and interpret death.
Written by Robert Kastenbaum and Christopher M. Moreman, this work is suited to readers seeking a broad introduction to the study of death and its place in human life.
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