A New Art of Dying as a Cultural Challenge

Studies in Christian Ethics 29 (3):279-285 (2016)
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In North Atlantic culture dying is mostly seen as a personal event. The societal dimension of dying and the impact of the cultural horizon are often overlooked. In this contribution a revised version of a medieval Ars moriendi model is used as a lens to perceive the one-sidedness of North Atlantic culture.

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