Talking Through Death will look at communication at end-of-life through studying cultural media; funeral, burial, and related rituals; religious and cultural practices, beliefs, and rites; hospice and other medical settings; and legal issues surrounding advance directives.
Talking Through Death will look at communication at end-of-life through studying cultural media; funeral, burial, and related rituals; religious and cultural practices, beliefs, and rites; hospice and other medical settings; and legal issues surrounding advance directives.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Christine Davis is a Professor in the Communication Studies Department at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She received her BA degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; her MA from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro; and her PhD from the University of South Florida, all in the field of Communication Studies. She publishes regularly on topics such as children's health, end of life communication, disability, and qualitative research methods. Dr. Deborah C. Breede, a Professor of Communication, teaches communication, women's and gender studies, and graduate courses at Coastal Carolina University (CCU) in Conway, South Carolina. Her primary research, teaching, and service interests focus on the formation, development, maintenance, and challenges of community within a variety of contexts - including interpersonal and familial relationships; educational, cultural, and community collaborations; and during end of life experiences.
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Preface: Genesis: Communicating about Death Chapter 1: Trick or Treat: Communicating about Death in Culture and Play Chapter 2: Show and Tell: Communicating About Death in Fictional Narratives Chapter 3: Haunts and Hunts: Communicating about Death in Ghostly Lore Chapter 4: Fit to Print: Communicating about Death in the News Chapter 5: Angels of Death: Communicating about Death in Medical Settings Chapter 6: Talk to Me: Communicating about Death in Family Settings Chapter 7: Between the Lines: Communicating about Death in Obituaries Chapter 8: Performing Lives: Communicating about Death in Funerals and Eulogies Chapter 9: Rhetoric of Decay: Communicating about Death in Cemeteries and Burials Chapter 10: The Final Word: Communicating about Death in Epitaphs Chapter 11: Worth Dying For: Communicating about Death in Monuments and Memorials Epilogue: Revelation: Communicating to Transcend Death
Preface: Genesis: Communicating about Death Chapter 1: Trick or Treat: Communicating about Death in Culture and Play Chapter 2: Show and Tell: Communicating About Death in Fictional Narratives Chapter 3: Haunts and Hunts: Communicating about Death in Ghostly Lore Chapter 4: Fit to Print: Communicating about Death in the News Chapter 5: Angels of Death: Communicating about Death in Medical Settings Chapter 6: Talk to Me: Communicating about Death in Family Settings Chapter 7: Between the Lines: Communicating about Death in Obituaries Chapter 8: Performing Lives: Communicating about Death in Funerals and Eulogies Chapter 9: Rhetoric of Decay: Communicating about Death in Cemeteries and Burials Chapter 10: The Final Word: Communicating about Death in Epitaphs Chapter 11: Worth Dying For: Communicating about Death in Monuments and Memorials Epilogue: Revelation: Communicating to Transcend Death
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