Description |
1 online resource (xxii, 212 pages) : illustrations |
Contents |
Attending to dying : limitations of medical technology (a resident's perspective) / Eric L. Krakauer -- Before their time : a clinicians's reflections on death and AIDS / Peter A. Selwyn -- The doctor's role in death / Sherwin B. Nuland -- Thoughts on euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide / Alan B. Astrow -- Learning to care for the dying / Alan C. Mermann -- Thoughts on witnessing death / James D. Kenney -- The changing face of death in children / Diane M. Komp -- When children mourn a loved one / Morris A. Wessel -- The emergence of hospice care in the United States / Florence S. Wald -- Caring for those who die in old age / Joanne Lynn -- Living in the maelstrom / Alvin Novick -- An ars moriendi for our time : to live a fulfilled life ; to die a peaceful death / Arthur E. Imhof -- The art of dying in Hindu India / Sylvia Vatuk -- Reflections on mortality from a Jewish perspective / James E. Ponet -- Catholic theology's main thoughts on death / Harald Wagner -- The law of the spirits : Chinese popular beliefs / Valerie Hansen -- The meaning of death in Islam / Ira M. Lapidius -- From this world to the next : notes on death and dying in early America / John Demos -- Ars memoriandi : the NAMES Project AIDS Quilt / Peter S. Hawkins -- Bearing the spirit home / Frederick J. Streets -- Witnessing death versus framing death / William B. McCullough -- Conclusion : retrospect and prospect / William J. Bouwsma |
Summary |
This is an important manual for those professionally involved with the dying, as well as a treatment & consolation for private readers. It brings together medical and humanities experts, to reflect on medical, cultural and religious responses to death |
Notes |
"Prepared under the auspices of the Program for Humanities in Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine and the Goethe-Institut, Boston." |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Notes |
Print version record |
Subject |
Terminally ill.
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Death -- Psychological aspects.
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Death -- Religious aspects.
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Death -- Moral and ethical aspects
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Death.
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Medicine -- Religious aspects.
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Professional ethics.
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Terminal Care
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Terminally Ill
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Attitude to Death
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Death
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Religion and Medicine
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Ethics, Professional
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terminally ill.
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deaths.
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professional ethics.
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SELF-HELP -- Death, Grief, Bereavement.
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FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS -- Death, Grief, Bereavement.
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Professional ethics
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Medicine -- Religious aspects
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Death
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Death -- Moral and ethical aspects
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Death -- Psychological aspects
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Death -- Religious aspects
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Terminally ill
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Sterven.
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Sociologische aspecten.
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Stervensbegeleiding.
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Spiro, Howard M. (Howard Marget), 1924-
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Curnen, Mary G. McCrea
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Wandel, Lee Palmer
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Yale University. Program for Humanities in Medicine.
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Goethe-Institut Boston
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ISBN |
0585388199 |
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9780585388199 |
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