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Death and dying

Death is the irreversible end of all vital functions, and dying is the final stage of life. Throughout the world, every culture, religion, and society has its own rituals, beliefs, and practices around death and dying. By exploring death and dying in greater detail, we grow more comfortable with our own mortality.

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Zoroastrians Belief About Death & The Afterlife

By Sam Tetrault, BA in English

What is a 'Good Death' in End-of-Life Care?

By Dr. Alejandra Vasquez, JD, CT

What Does 'Posthumous' Mean After a Death?

By Joe Oliveto, BA in English

What Happens During Undas in the Philippines?

By Sherrie Johnson, BA in Liberal Studies

What's Dark Tourism? And Why Is It So Popular?

By Sam Tetrault, BA in English

38 Deep Questions to Help You Think About Life

By Amy Wolkenhauer, BA in English/Creative Writing

9 Tips for Dealing With Your Mortality

By Dr. Alejandra Vasquez, JD, CT

What Happens During a Torajan Funeral Ceremony?

By Sam Tetrault, BA in English

How Christianity Views Death and the Afterlife

By Belinda McLeod, BA in Secondary Education

What Happens to Disabled Adults Whose Parents Die?

By John Byrne Barry, Bachelor's in Psychology and Social Work

6 Flower Types Used for Day of the Dead

By Joe Oliveto, BA in English

What Does a Coroner Do After a Death?

By Joe Oliveto, BA in English