Gone are the days of stepping over plague-ridden corpses in the street, popcorn in hand, on your way to catch the latest execution. While that’s obviously a good thing, it’s had some interesting effects on how we view death as a society.
Join Maria and Ammo as they journey through Philippe Ariès’ seminal ‘Western Attitudes Toward Death from the Middle Ages to the Present.’ This book serves as a guide to how society has viewed death over four distinct eras, ‘Tame Death,’ ‘One’s Own Death,’ ‘Remote and Imminent death,’ and ‘Forbidden Death.’
And if those aren’t ominous enough, there might just be an updated era, too...
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Show notes:
This Is Your Death II & Bloopers (#024)
Death & Grief in Corporate ft. Susan Hines (#023)
Death in Video Games (#022)
Always Greener: Green Burials (#021)
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Historical Perspectives of Death II (#020)
Community Death Education (#019)
Personifying Death (#018)
Higher Level Death Education ft. Dr. Susan Srigley
Surviving Season 2 (#016)
Dying Well, ft. Olga Nikolajev (#015)
A History Of Death (#014)
A Celebrant Funeral? ft. Linda Stuart (#013)
This Is Your Death: Forgotten Fatalities (#012)
Grief Counselling 101, ft. Irish Dhindsa (#011)
The Deadliest Place On Earth? Death In Disney (#010)
Planning For The End, ft. Mallory McGrath (#009)
Finding Hope In Dark Humour, ft. Tawny Platis (#008)
Surviving Season One (#007)
The Models & Process of Grief (#006)
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