La muerte en el cine: ética narrativa en el final de la vida (Ciencias de la salud) (Spanish Edition)
by Boris Julián Pinto Bustamante, Ana Isabel Gómez Córdoba, María Paula Cataño Rodríguez, Darys Daniela Rovira Rodríguez, Natalia Andrea Pedraza López, Edson Andrés Monsalve Serrano, Laura Bibiana Piñeros, Estefanía Zapata, Lina María Arenas Del Vecchio, María José Giraldo Parra, Daniela González Díaz, Daniela María Carrillo Pedrosa, Juan Manuel Sandoval Cardozo, Daniela Alejandra Rey Sánchez, Brenda Katherin Chávez Gualteros, Lina María Ramírez Parra, María Camila Luna Hernández, Laura Vanesa Ríos Samper, Luisa Fernanda Trujillo Guerrero, Laura Ximena Ausique Chacón, Guillermo Antonio Jiménez Tobón
La muerte en el cine: ética narrativa en el final de la vida explores how films portray death and the end of life through an ethical narrative framework in health sciences. This Spanish edition compiles insights from numerous contributors to discuss the profound impact of cinematic storytelling on our understanding of mortality and ethical issues surrounding it.
About This Book
La muerte en el cine examines the intersection of narrative ethics and cinematic representations of death, particularly at the end of life. Drawing from health sciences, it analyzes how films construct stories around mortality and ethical dilemmas.
The collaborative work features contributions from multiple authors, providing diverse viewpoints on how cinema influences perceptions of death and dying. It emphasizes the role of narrative in shaping ethical understandings within health contexts.
Through this lens, the book highlights the importance of ethical storytelling in films that address life's final stages, offering a multidisciplinary approach to a sensitive topic.
Intended for readers interested in cinema and health ethics, it provides a thoughtful exploration without delving into specific cases or examples.
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