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Rated: 2 times. Average rating 5
Description
Explores modern humanity's relationship with death as reflected in literature, history, and society, evaluating how perceptions about death and the experience of grief have changed, citing the influence of such events as Hiroshima, the Holocaust, and theSeptember 11 attacks.
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