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Page 982
... death Death as a process Anxieties over premature burial The im-. Death D uring the latter half of the 20th century , death has become a strangely popular subject . Before that time , perhaps rather ... Death should 982 Death DEATH.
... death Death as a process Anxieties over premature burial The im-. Death D uring the latter half of the 20th century , death has become a strangely popular subject . Before that time , perhaps rather ... Death should 982 Death DEATH.
Page 984
... death of the organism as a whole and the death of the whole organism . In thinking the implications through , one takes the first steps toward understanding brain death . The executed man has undergone anatomical decapitation . Brain ...
... death of the organism as a whole and the death of the whole organism . In thinking the implications through , one takes the first steps toward understanding brain death . The executed man has undergone anatomical decapitation . Brain ...
Page 994
... death . A wit has remarked that in the modern era , the only sure sign that a man is dead is that he is no longer capable of litigation . BIBLIOGRAPHY Biological aspects : The concept of apoptosis ( programmed cell death ) is outlined ...
... death . A wit has remarked that in the modern era , the only sure sign that a man is dead is that he is no longer capable of litigation . BIBLIOGRAPHY Biological aspects : The concept of apoptosis ( programmed cell death ) is outlined ...
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