SociologyMcGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1974 - 256 pages |
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Page 66
... death as a religious event , almost nothing was published on the subject . The few books that were often had a cultist flavor , like Death : Its Causes and Phenomena , also published in 1912 , which included a chapter on " Photograph ...
... death as a religious event , almost nothing was published on the subject . The few books that were often had a cultist flavor , like Death : Its Causes and Phenomena , also published in 1912 , which included a chapter on " Photograph ...
Page 67
... DEATH have received the most attention . In most , but not all , cases an autopsy will reveal exactly how an individual died , by which doctors now usually mean what caused his brain to cease functioning . Since respirators and other ...
... DEATH have received the most attention . In most , but not all , cases an autopsy will reveal exactly how an individual died , by which doctors now usually mean what caused his brain to cease functioning . Since respirators and other ...
Page 71
... death to occur in sleep . " 3 SOCIAL GROUPS AND SOCIAL RELATIONS. found biological changes in women going far beyond the simple cessation of ovulation . The fact of putrefaction can also be cited as evidence that dying is a coherent ...
... death to occur in sleep . " 3 SOCIAL GROUPS AND SOCIAL RELATIONS. found biological changes in women going far beyond the simple cessation of ovulation . The fact of putrefaction can also be cited as evidence that dying is a coherent ...
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