Making sense of dying and death

Andrew FAGAN: IntroductionAsa KASHER: Life in the HeartDarlene FOZARD WEAVER: Sorrow Unconsoling and Inconsolable Sorrow: Grief as a Moral and Religious PracticeClarice FORD: Understanding Our Pain: The Experiences of African American Women Through the Death and Dying ProcessKate ARTHUR: Terror of Death in the Wake of September 11th: Is this the End of Death Denial?David JOHNSON: Kafka’s God Of Suffocation: The Futility Of ‘Facing’ DeathHeather McKENZIE: Personal and Collective Fears of Death: A Complex Intersection for Cancer SurvivorsMira CROUCH: Last Matters: The Latent Meanings of Contemporary Funeral RitesVera KALITZKUS: Neither Dead-Nor-Alive: Organ Donation and the Paradox of ‘Living Corpses’Andrew FAGAN: Avoidable Death: Multiculturalism and Respecting Patient AutonomyRoger S MAGNUSSON: The “Euthanasia Underground” and its Implications for the Harm Minimization Debate: an Australian PerspectiveClare Emily CLIFFORD: “Suicides Have a Special Language”: Practicing Literary Suicide with Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and John BerrymanGary PETERS: Time To Die: The Temporality of Death and the Philosophy of Singularity