Confronting Death: Values, Institutions, and Human Mortality
DigitalGeorgetown (Georgetown University Library)Published 25 January 1996
David Wendell Moller
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Author Rhoda Moller powerfully critiques how modern technology and bureaucracy, along with professional doctors, therapists, and funeral directors have come to dehumanize the experience of death.
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Moller powerfully critiques how modern technology and bureaucracy, along with professional doctors, therapists, and funeral directors have come to dehumanize the experience of death for both dying and their survivors.
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PsychologyHealth Professions