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'The concept of death has preoccupied people for probably as long as people have existed. Nonetheless, we are are practised at avoiding, forgetting or suppressing the inevitability of our own death. We write about death in philosophy and medicine and sociology, and in fiction too. But typically, these writings locate death “out there”, as an event or a case.' (Introduction)
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Kath O'Connor Was Writing a Novel about Her Grandmother’s Ovarian Cancer When She Was Diagnosed, Too. She Died before It Was Published
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