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Death & Dying:     more books (100)

Awareness of Dying by Barney Glaser, Anselm Strauss, 2005-03-08 Death, Society, and Human Experience (10th Edition) by Robert J. Kastenbaum, 2008-12-26 Cultural Changes in Attitudes Toward Death, Dying, and Bereavement (Springer Series on Death and Suicide) by Cynthia A. Peveto PhD, 2004-11-18 Teaching Death and Dying (Teaching Religious Studies) by Christopher M Moreman, 2008-10-03 Intimate Death: How the Dying Teach Us How to Live by Marie De Hennezel, 1998-04-28 Death and the Art of Dying in Tibetan Buddhism by Bokar Rinpoche, 1994-03-01 Death Is of Vital Importance: On Life, Death, and Life After Death by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, 1995-09 There's More to Dying than Death: A Buddhist Perspective by Lama Shenpen Hookham, 2006-08-01 The Sacred Art of Dying: How the World Religions Understand Death New Age Handbook on Death and Dying by Carol W. Parrish-Harra, 1989 Nearing Death Awareness: A Guide to the Language, Visions and Dreams of the Dying by Mary Anne Sanders, 2007-02-15 Choices for Living: Coping with Fear of Dying (Path in Psychology) by Thomas S. Langner, 2002-02-28 Death Benefits: How Losing a Parent Can Change an Adult's Life--for the Better by Jeanne Safer Ph.D., 2010-01-05 The Last Dance: Encountering Death and Dying by Lynne Ann DeSpelder, Albert Lee Strickland, 2010-10-14

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41. Links For Seekers About Near Death Experiences, Conscious Dying, Reincarnation .
    Information for those on their spiritual path or doing research about death and dying, near death experiences, kundalini, reincarnation death and dying.  
    http://www.beyondtheveil.net/ddlinks.html
    
    Extractions: Beyond the Veil Research Center Submit a Site All sites submitted are personally reviewed but not all sites are listed. I don't list mainstream religions because they are easily found in a search. This is an eclectic list for more open minded spiritual seekers, as well as for students of metaphysics and the paranormal. It is the responsibility of the student to practice discernment in his/her search for greater understanding. You will find a variety of perspectives to help your clarify your own thinking. Don't believe something just because you read it, test it out. Suspend judgment, suspend beliefs, keep an open mind, listen to your own inner wisdom, discern the Truth for yourself. Updated 3/28/04 Click on image below to visit Diane's photo gallery look at the photos and think deep thoughts!

42. SCO Death Bell
    Said to be watching the final breaths of a dying company. Weblog style format opinionated news articles, links, free graphics for website use.  
    http://firechild.net/sco-death-bell/

43. Bookstore For Spiritual Seekers - Death And Dying, Reincarnation, Meditation, Ku
    Chaney, Earlyne. The Mystery of death and dying Initiation at the Moment of death. MA Samuel Weiser, Inc., 1988. Chaney, Earlyne. death and dying.  
    http://www.beyondtheveil.net/ddbooks.html
    
    Extractions: Beyond the Veil Bookstore Click on image below to view Diane's photo gallery Contents Clicking on links within catagories will open a new window, close that window to return to this page Through the Tunnel Bibliography Bletzer, June G., Ph.D. The Encyclopedic Psychic Dictionary GA: New Leaf Press, 1998. Note: This book (formerly The Donning Int'l Encyclopedic Psychic Dictionary) has been out-of-print, but is finally available again under this new title. If you want to study metaphysics and develop your psychic abilities, you must have this reference book! See information about Dr. Bletzer's new book on past life regression, Self-Disclosure of a SOUL Memory: Research into why we live over and over again.

44. Laurie-Ann Weis- Grief, Widowhood, Bereavement
    Compilation of anonymous bereavement stories from people who have experience of death and dying of a partner.  
    http://laurieannweis.com
    
    Extractions: The first year after a loss of a partner holds many new experiences - whether you were married or not. The purpose of this site is to compile anonymous bereavement stories from people who have endured various emotional changes and experiences during their first year after losing someone they love. This is a site for widows and widowers - for grief, widowhood, widowerhood, loss, bereavement and sharing your stories about the grief process.

45. Death And Dying
    death and dying. Art, Film, Literature. Art. Hawkins, AH Ballard, JO, eds. Time to Go Three Plays on death and dying, with Commentary on Endof-Life Issues.  
    http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/webdocs/webkeywords/death.and.dyi
    
    Extractions: multimedia Art Film Literature The Abandoned Doll Aging in America Anatomy of Anatomy in Images and Words The Body of Abel Found by Adam and Eve ... Woman with Dead Child American Beauty Anatomy (Anatomie) Antonia's Line Arrowsmith ... A Zed and Two Noughts Abe, Kobo Kangaroo Notebook Abse, Dannie Carnal Knowledge Exit Millie's Date Not Beautiful ... A Winter Visit Aizley, Harlyn Buying Dad Akhmatova, Anna In Memory of Mikhail Bulgakov Requiem Albee, Edward Three Tall Women Albom, Mitch Tuesdays with Morrie Alcott, Louisa May Hospital Sketches Alegria, Claribel Sorrow/Saudade Allende, Isabel Paula Ammons, A. R.

46. Psych Questionnaire On Death/Dying
    The Reflections on death questionnaire is a questionnaire on death dying, and your reflections on the process, relationships, lessons and events associated  
    http://www.bardo.org/~bardo/LHPsychQ.html
    
    Extractions: Enter the New Questionnaire on Death Reflections on Death: A Guest Book Responses to the Bardo Guest Book Read Net Memorial Contributions Write a new Net Memorial now Write Us with your Comments The main LLX.COM Home Page Yes, we accept Donations Handwriting Analysis on the Web Come Right on In The collection phase of The Previous Psych Questionnaire on Death / Dying by Laura Holcomb of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville is completed now, and Laura is currently in a stage of compiling the data, which we may later post here. Stay tuned for periodic updates on that. We do host here another Questionnaire on Death and Dying, written by Jerral Sapienza, Curator of the Bardo of Death Studies, responses from which are also updated regularly online. It is not strictly a research project from an academic point of view as was Laura's, but is more of an on-line journaling opportunity for submitting reflections on Death and Dying. It is a rather long questionnaire, designed to help you to think more thoughtfully about some of the greater questions of Death and Dying. You are most welcome to contribute to the Questionnaire , or read what has already been sent in Bardo of Death Studies and Jerral Sapienza

47. Drjanicenadeau
    Speaks locally, nationally, and internationally on the subjects of loss, grief, midlife, and family issues. Therapy for losses associated with death, dying, chronic illness, aging, ending relationships and transitions.  
    http://www.drjanicenadeau.com

48. The Bardo Of Death Studies
    the Bardo of death Studies is to assist in the development of discourse, discussion, and archival materials related to personal experiences in death and dying.  
    http://www.bardo.org/
    
    Extractions: Our Mission Our mission at the Bardo of Death Studies is to assist in the development of discourse, discussion, and archival materials related to personal experiences in Death and Dying. We serve as a friendly net repository for these personal reflections (both from the professional and the lay public) and a crossroads resource for others who happen by in search for personal reflection in their own time of need. Urgent Whispers: Care of the Dying The word "Bardo" comes from the Tibetan words "bar" meaning "in between"; "do" meaning "island" or "marking point." So we are here on the Net a quiet island or marking point between confusion and understanding more of the world of the dying, and caring for the dying as a caregiver. One particular resource we recommend for a significantly improved understanding of the world of caregiving is Jerral Sapienza's book, URGENT WHISPERS: Care of the Dying. If you are in a position at this time as a caregiver or have recently lost a friend or loved one then this book may be a resource for you to better understand the place where you now find yourself. The Questionnaire

49. The Hero Bound And Pierced:
    Structuralist interpretation of the English ballad The death of Robin Hood , with comparisons to nine similar stories told in Britain over the centuries.  
    http://hesternic.tripod.com/herobound.htm
    
    Extractions: The Dying Hero: A Recurring Mythic Pattern in British Legend A Structuralist Interpretation by Hester NicEilidh On the surface, the English ballad The Death of Robin Hood , which probably dates in some form to the early 15th century, does not appear to make sense within the larger Robin Hood tradition. It seems perversely inappropriate that the Greenwood hero should die not battling the Sheriff's men in the forest, but rather by being bled to death in a nunnery by a treacherous relative. Many of the elements of the ballad are obscure. For instance, who is the old woman "banning" Robin by the river? What is her role? What is the basis of the enmity between Robin and the nun's lover, Roger? Why does Robin die weak and bedridden? The answers to these questions cannot be found solely within the Robin Hood legend itself. While not easily interpreted on its own, the meaning of the ballad of Robin Hood's death does become clearer when we see it as part of a wider cycle of myths that informed the British imagination of the late Middle Ages and Early Modern period. Chief among these stories must be the Christian mythos, which includes Biblical scripture, hagiography, hymns, folksongs, and apocryphal legend. The older pre-Christian mythology of the British isles, as preserved in the Irish myth cycles, can also provide an enlightening point of comparison, as does the Classical mythology that became well known during the Renaissance.

50. Dead & Buried : Death Euphemisms
    Dead Buried 213 Euphemisms for death and dying. I compiled this list of euphemisms as part of a course on the sociology of dying and death.  
    http://phrontistery.50megs.com/longpig/dead.html
    
    Extractions: 213 Euphemisms for Death and Dying Why would somebody do this? Why would I do this? Some people say that I have a morbid fascination with death, or that I am a sick person. They are probably right. Whenever I see a photo of a corpse (I love forensics) I always want to know how the person died, what happened to them... How does someone go from being a beautiful living creature to a twisted hunk of cold meat? A certain compassion is stirred within me... I compiled this list of euphemisms as part of a course on the sociology of dying and death. I know there are tons more out there... If you have one that you think is interesting, please send it to me, and I'll add it to the list and give credit where credit is due. a b c d ... p /q/ r s t u ... w /x/y/z a-b c-d cached in his chips - computer geek euphemism cashed in cash in your chips - another reference to viewing life as a loan checked out cash out climb the Golden Stair coiled up his ropes collapsed his/her outline

51. Dying Embrace
    South Texas death metal. Biography, shows, lyrics, pictures and links.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/band2/shove

52. Instructional Resources For Death & Dying Courses
    Resources for death and dying Courses. Professor Nan P. Chico. My captive audience consists of students who are enrolled in my death and dying class, Soc 3419.  
    http://isis.csuhayward.edu/ALSS/soc/NAN/dd/dd.htm
    
    Extractions: Professor Nan P. Chico. California State University, Hayward. Who are we? My captive audience consists of students who are enrolled in my Death and Dying class, Soc 3419 . This is an upper-division course, with a maximum enrollment of 50 students per section, which fulfills either CSU Hayward's General Education "capstone course" (Area E) requirement or the Upper Division Social Sciences Continuation (Area D4) requirement, or which may be used as a Sociology elective by undergraduate or graduate majors. But I have also kept in mind others who I hope will drop by and stay for awhile: my former and future students; colleagues who teach about death, dying, loss, grief, socially constructed reality, social issues, critical thinking, and social psychology; and everyone else interested in the topics we cover in the course. Special Note: if you are experiencing grief over the death of someone you loved, or if you or a loved one are dealing with a life-threatening illness, you should think carefully before visiting those sites marked with this warning! Some topics (forensics, embalming, death as entertainment) might be too disturbing or painful for you at this emotionally vulnerable time. Why the Web? Because there is so much here that is useful and interesting, because I want my students to learn how to create their own Webbed materials for teaching and learning, and because it is really fun! As a sociologist from a symbolic interactionist perspective, I see it as a whole new domain of interaction to observe, shape, challenge, change, think about, and play in.

53. Death And Dying
    death and dying. Title Loving care for people with terminal illness. Subject death and dying. Publication Number BHC3305.  
    http://www.mhcs.health.nsw.gov.au/health-public-affairs/mhcs/publications/Death_
    
    Extractions: Death and Dying Title : Loving care for people with terminal illness Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : BHC-3305 Publication Date : Author : NSW Health Summary : Explains palliative care. Title : When a baby dies Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : BHC-4955 Publication Date : Author : NSW Health Summary : Explains the practice in most Australian hospitals of allowing parents to spend time with their dead baby if they wish. Includes information about grief and grief counselling. Title : When a relative dies in hospital Subject : Death and Dying Publication Number : HTS-539 Publication Date : Author : [default] Summary : Interpreter services, what to do, belongings of the deceased, cause of death, a post-mortem, results of a post-mortem, funeral directors, costs, death certificate, further information. Search our Site Index by Language About Us News ... mhcs@sesahs.nsw.gov.au

54. Hospice Yukon Home Page
    Nonprofit, community-based program for individuals and their families who are facing death and grieving. Offers bereavement support, client care, volunteer training and workshops on death and dying.  
    http://www.yukonweb.com/community/hospice/
    
    Extractions: Fax: (867) 633-4683 hospiceadmin@whtvcable.com Updated: Sep. 26, 2003 Hospice Yukon Society is a non-profit community based organization that provides support for the dying, their loved ones, and to those who are grieving. We strive to address the diverse physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of all those who come to us for support. Confidential support is provided free of charge. Our services include: Want to volunteer? We welcome your inquiries. Please contact us. Grief support involves being a supportive listener, providing information, and assisting clients in identifying and meeting their needs as they relate to grieving. Our Client Support Worker can provide one-to-one support for our clients and match them with one of our trained volunteers for ongoing support. Hospice Yukon provides clients with grief support , which may at times be confused with grief counseling What is Grief Counseling?

55. The Body: Articles From The Encyclopedia Of AIDS
    From the Encyclopedia of AIDS. death and dying. Mindy Machanic. Key Words bereavement, death, dying, grief, loss, terminal illnesses. Further Reading.  
    http://www.thebody.com/encyclo/death.html
    
    Extractions: Many theorists have discussed the stages of dying, death, and grief. In general, the stages in the process of dying are culturally determined: how the patient and loved ones feel about an impending death and what they do or do not do to prepare for it or fight against it are in large part determined by the cultural meanings attached to the cause of death. A sudden death has different meanings for survivors than does a long, drawn-out death, and the death of a young person may have different meanings than the death of an older one both for the person dying and for those surviving. For those who see illness as punishment for bad deeds or bad thoughts or when illness is seen as a reflection on the larger family or social group, death and dying present additional layers of meaning. AIDS primarily strikes those in the midst of what should be healthy and productive years. Although there are long-term survivors of AIDS and advances have been made in the treatment of the disease, it is still widely considered terminal. Thus, those newly diagnosed as HIV-positive may feel as if they have received death sentences. Because AIDS often brings with it a social stigma, those who are diagnosed with it face not only the typical end-of-life issues surrounding the degenerative illnesses and impending death but also issues specific to social aspects of the disease. In addition, these issues also affect the grieving processes of their loved ones, who must face the impending decline and death of a partner, child, parent, or friend who has become a person with AIDS (PWA).

56. Project On Death In America
    To understand and transform the culture and experience of dying and bereavement  
    http://www.soros.org/death/
    
    Extractions: The 11th and final publication in the series contains information about PDIA’s exit strategy; announcements about palliative care fellowship training program grants and the last cohort of social work leaders; a report on new developments in pediatric palliative care; and an update on OSI’s International Palliative Care Initiative. more more publications About This Initiative The Project on Death in America (PDIA) completed all grantmaking in December 2003, having distributed $45 million to organizations and individuals working to improve care for dying patients and their families. PDIA's mission was to understand and transform the culture and experience of dying and bereavement. more International Palliative Care Initiatives

57. Death And Dying
    AMSA s death and dying Interest Group. death dying National Leadership. Angela Chmielewski CoCoordinator, Cynthia Nguyen Dang Premed Representative.  
    http://www.amsa.org/dd/
    
    Extractions: AMSA's Death and Dying Interest Group This Interest Group arose in response to medical students' concern that medical school leaves us inadequately prepared to communicate with terminally ill patients, as well as being poorly equipped emotionally to deal with matters of death and dying. This is important to us on a personal level as we face dying patients almost daily on the wards. On a professional level, we address important issues such as physician-assisted suicide and palliative care. In response to these needs, we as an interest group provide guidance, support and resources for students who wish to supplement their medical education in the area of death and dying. As co-coordinators, we act as facilitators for this learning, but the Interest Group needs your active participation to be successful! Death and Dying Listserve We hope to make this listserve a forum for active discussion of issues and a way for students at different medical schools to work together on projects. We will jump-start the discussions by posting a question each month to generate conversations around issues of interest. We hope that you guys will not only participate in the discussions, but will also post questions or topics for your colleagues from around the country. Listserve Guidelines Guide to Planning a Memorial Service A planning guide for students and the cadaver's families as a way to honor the tremendous gift bestowed upon medical students yearly through local donation programs. Many schools already hold memorial services each year at the conclusion of the anatomy class, and Emily helped orchestrate such an event at the University of New Mexico this past fall. With the experiences we've all had through anatomy, this would be a fun project and can be a great resource for students at schools that do not currently hold memorial services for anatomy.

58. Death And Dying
    Buddhist insights into death and dying.  
    http://death-and-dying.org/
    
    Extractions: what is death causes of death signs of death minds of death ... understanding rebirth We are alive, therefore we will die. This is the simplest, most obvious truth of our existence, and yet very few of us have really come to terms with it. This inspiring website gives unparalled Buddhist insight into death and dying, helping us to develop an awareness of our own mortality in a way that will totally enrich and transform our life. Mastery of these topics will enable us to meet our death with grace, clarity, and fearlessness, and experience happiness in all our future lives. Subscribe Below For More Information! E-mail Name Subscribe Unsubscribe home

59. Children S Books On Death And DyingReference
    Children s Books on death and dyingReference. Lien, a 6year-old Vietnamese-American child, learns about death and life from her dying grandmother.  
    http://www.penpages.psu.edu/penpages_reference/28507/285072304.html

60. Soras Corporation;grief Loss And Bereavement:creative Memory Album, Effective St
    Providing sympathy, death and dying relief, bereavement gifts, and inspirational messages.  
    http://www.soras.com/

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