Life after death. There is nothing to be afraid
Favorite weekend: Life after death. There is nothing to be afraid (special release) Kirill Kobrin about the new book of Julian Barnes, about death/life as purely social phenomena Death is taken here, first of all, as a sociocultural and psychological phenomenon of modern life; No theology or philosophy, not a single chance of physiology. Death is an event in the life of those who observe it - or find out about it, that is, those for whom death is a stranger. What to do with her? How to deal?