A Discussion Of Death: Cultural Variation And The Obligations Of The Living

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...of the termination of life. The term entails much more from a societal standpoint, however, than the absence of the life force which we equate with the living entity. Death is a process in which the living end their societal obligations. With the slow subsidence of those particular obligations, however, other obligations are instigated. These obligations are not born out by the individual who is in the process of dieing, of course, but instead by those who continue to live. These obligations have varied, however, over time and culture. In many aspects of our modern society death has become more of a clinical topic than a personal and spiritual one. To more traditional societies, however, the process of death is one in which family members not only are expected to but want to provide the structure which they feel best allows their loved one to transition from the physical world to the living world. In clinical terms this level of commitment is referred to as family vigilance....

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