How to die well

From Crossing the Sacred Sea [Cruzando el mar sagrado] by Nathan A. Strait

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  20. () The end of everything (astrophysically speaking) [i]
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  49. () At peace: choosing a good death after a long life [i]
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  53. () Hypnosis in palliative care: from clinical insights to the science of self-regulation [p] [d]
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  108. () Estate planning [i] [u]
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  110. () My deathbed playlist (and yours) [u]
  111. () 'Something to see here': looking at road-killing and road-killed animals [i]
  112. () Providing spiritual and emotional care in response to disaster [i] [d]
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  114. () How to live well with chronic pain and illness: a mindful guide [i]
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  129. () Controlling death: philosophical thanatology meets pragmatism [d]
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  135. () Entangled corporeality: taxidermy practice and the vibrancy of dead matter [d]
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  148. () Death and eloquence [d]
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  156. () Grief for animal companions and an approach to supporting their bereaved owners [d]
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  160. () The body knows the way: working with clients facing illness and dying [i]
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  200. () Living beautifully with uncertainty and change [i]
  201. () Finding meaning in a traumatic loss: a families approach [p] [d]
  202. () Death is a part of life: considerations for the natural death of a therapy patient [d]
  203. () Death competence: an ethical imperative [p] [d]
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  209. () Freedom from pain: discover your body's power to overcome physical pain [i]
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  213. () Getting the message across: does the use of drama aid education in palliative care? [d]
  214. () Aging as a spiritual practice: a contemplative guide to growing older and wiser [i]
  215. () Speaking of the dead [d]
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  220. () Pain-related fear: exposure-based treatment for chronic pain [i]
  221. () How people who are dying or mourning engage with the arts [u]
  222. () Why different countries manage death differently: a comparative analysis of modern urban societies [d]
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  228. () Spaces, times, and critical moments: a relational time–space analysis of the impacts of AIDS on rural youth in Malawi and Lesotho [d]
  229. () Pet loss and grief: an integrative perspective [i] [d]
  230. () Palliative care: a place for caregivers to thrive [d]
  231. () Meaning-centered group psychotherapy [i] [d]
  232. () HIV infection and mental health: suicidal behaviour—systematic review [d]
  233. () Wiñay Pacha: danzando con los muertos [o] [u]
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  235. () Building on community assets to improve palliative and end-of-life care [d]
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  237. () The missing p in psychiatric training: why it is important to teach pain to psychiatrists [p] [d]
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  251. () Bereaved elders: transformative learning in late life [d]
  252. () The virtual dream: rewriting stories of loss and grief [p] [d]
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  259. () Constructing the self in the face of aging and death: complex thought and learning [i] [d]
  260. () Sense of presence experiences and meaning-making in bereavement: a qualitative analysis [p] [d]
  261. () Pain management in pediatric palliative care [i] [d]
  262. () About to die: how news images move the public [i]
  263. () Planning for the disposal of the dead [d]
  264. () How to be sick: a Buddhist-inspired guide for the chronically ill and their caregivers [i]
  265. () Last words of notable people: final words of more than 3500 noteworthy people throughout history [i]
  266. () Death and disposal: the universal, environmental dilemma [d]
  267. () Grief and bereavement issues and the loss of a companion animal: people living with a companion animal, owners of livestock, and animal support workers [d]
  268. () The land is dying: contingency, creativity and conflict in western Kenya [i] [j]
  269. () The social agency of dead bodies [d]
  270. () End-of-life care and pragmatic decision making: a bioethical perspective [i] [d]
  271. () Maintaining the will to live of patients with advanced cancer [d]
  272. () An altar in honor of the anatomical gift [d]
  273. () Predictors of complicated grief: a systematic review of empirical studies [p] [d]
  274. () The ethical balancing act of hospice care [p] [d]
  275. () Meaning-making in memories: a comparison of memories of death-related and low point life experiences [p] [d]
  276. () Reflections on dying, our last thought(s), and living a spiritual life [d]
  277. () Clinical hypnosis for pain control [i] [d]
  278. () Teaching palliative care to residents and medical students [p] [u]
  279. () On dogs and dying: inspirational stories from hospice hounds [i]
  280. () The great matter of life and death [u]
  281. () Emotional expressive writing to alleviate euthanasia-related stress [u]
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  283. () The phenomenology of time: lived experiences of people with HIV/AIDS in China [d]
  284. (/2018) Going out green: one man's adventure planning his own burial [i]
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  286. () Hospice: organizational perspectives [d]
  287. () The mindfulness solution to pain: step-by-step techniques for chronic pain management [i]
  288. () A palliative approach to neurological care: a literature review [d]
  289. () Global inequality, death, and disease [d]
  290. () Auditory space, ethics and hospitality: 'noise', alterity and care at the end of life [d]
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  292. () Counseling strategies for loss and grief [i]
  293. () Wandering souls: journeys with the dead and the living in Viet Nam [i]
  294. () On dying and human suffering [d]
  295. () Caregiving: the odyssey of becoming more human [p] [d]
  296. () Meaning in life and mortality [p] [d]
  297. () The role of humor in transforming stressful life events [i] [d]
  298. () Peace of mind and sense of purpose as core existential issues among parents of children with cancer [d]
  299. () Managing pain in patients with co-occurring addictive disorders [d]
  300. () 'Breaking the fourth wall': activating hope through participatory theatre with family caregivers [d]
  301. () The whole death catalog: a lively guide to the bitter end [i]
  302. () Complex thought and construction of the self in the face of aging and death [d]
  303. () The generalist approach [d]
  304. (/2019) Suicide and self-harm in prisons and jails [i]
  305. () The dynamics of death and meaning: the effects of death-relevant cognitions and personal need for structure on perceptions of meaning in life [p] [d]
  306. () Muscogee Creek spirituality and meaning of death [d]
  307. (/2016) Grief and loss across the lifespan: a biopsychosocial perspective [i] [d]
  308. James L. Werth & Dean Blevins [ed] () Decision making near the end of life: issues, developments, and future directions [i] [d]
  309. () Communicating with Muslim parents: 'the four principles' are not as culturally neutral as suggested [d]
  310. () How we live and why we die: the secret lives of cells [i]
  311. () Applying the National Quality Forum preferred practices for palliative and hospice care: a social work perspective [d]
  312. () Pain still lords over children [p] [d]
  313. () A practical guide to working in palliative care: finding meaning and purpose in life and death [i]
  314. () The world's major religions' points of view on end-of-life decisions in the intensive care unit [p] [d]
  315. () Making sense of loss: a content analysis of end-of-life practitioners' therapeutic approaches [p] [d]
  316. () 'The wholeness of things': infusing diversity and social justice into death education [p] [d]
  317. () Beyond the good death: the anthropology of modern dying [i] [d] [j]
  318. () Being with dying: cultivating compassion and fearlessness in the presence of death [i]
  319. () Improving psychological and psychiatric aspects of palliative care: the National Consensus Project and the National Quality Forum preferred practices for palliative and hospice care [d]
  320. () The neurophysiology of pain perception and hypnotic analgesia: implications for clinical practice [p] [d]
  321. () Managing difficult behaviors in hospice clients [u]
  322. () Just palliative care: responding responsibly to the suffering of the poor [d]
  323. () How people live with or get over being suicidal: a review of qualitative studies [d]
  324. Frederick T. L. Leong & Mark M. Leach [ed] () Suicide among racial and ethnic minority groups: theory, research, and practice [i] [d]
  325. () Time and bodily changes in advanced prostate cancer: talk about time as death approaches [d]
  326. () Evidence for improving palliative care at the end of life: a systematic review [p] [d]
  327. () Peace, Equanimity, and Acceptance in the Cancer Experience (PEACE): validation of a scale to assess acceptance and struggle with terminal illness [d]
  328. () End-of-life care: guidelines for patient-centered communication [p] [u]
  329. () Understanding the meaning of social well-being at the end of life [d]
  330. Sandra L. Ragan, Elaine M. Wittenberg-Lyles, Joy Goldsmith, & Sandra Sanchez-Reilly [ed] () Communication as comfort: multiple voices in palliative care [i]
  331. () Ritual: the final expression of care [d]
  332. () A commonsense book of death: reflections at ninety of a lifelong thanatologist [i]
  333. () Meaning in life and personal growth among pediatric physicians and nurses [p] [d]
  334. () Assessment of palliative care needs for people living with HIV/AIDS in Rwanda [d]
  335. () When is dying? [p] [d]
  336. () Moving your aging parents: fulfilling their needs and yours before, during, and after the move [i]
  337. () Mapping levels of palliative care development: a global view [d]
  338. () Staring at the sun: overcoming the terror of death [i]
  339. () Time(lessness): Buddhist perspectives and end-of-life [p] [d]
  340. () Spirituality in palliative care: what language do we need?: learning from pastoral care [p] [d]
  341. () Funding for palliative care programs in developing countries [d]
  342. () Woodland burial: memorial arboretum versus natural native woodland? [d]
  343. () Mattering in the later years: older adults' experiences of mattering to others, purpose in life, depression, and wellness [d]
  344. () Culture, spirituality, religion and health: looking at the big picture [p] [u]
  345. () The dying role [d]
  346. () Death to life: towards my green burial [d]
  347. () Moverse para olvidar: la vida inquieta de los nahua [d] [u]
  348. () Dismantling discontent: Buddha's way through Darwin's world [i]
  349. () Treating health anxiety and fear of death: a practitioner's guide [i] [d]
  350. () The circle of life: end-of-life care and death rituals for Hmong-American elders [p] [u]
  351. () How does it feel to die? [d] [u]
  352. () Pain in women with HIV/AIDS [d]
  353. () Seeking serenity: living with HIV/AIDS in rural Western Canada [p] [u]
  354. () Grave matters: a journey through the modern funeral industry to a natural way of burial [i]
  355. () The end of life: unknown and unplanned? [d]
  356. () Palliative medicine, an urgent public health need in the developing world [d]
  357. () Caregiving at the end of life: perspectives from spousal caregivers and care recipients [p] [d]
  358. Nancy E. Johnston & Alwilda Scholler-Jaquish [ed] () Meaning in suffering: caring practices in the health professions [i]
  359. () Spirituality and health in Punjabi Sikh [d]
  360. () Retrieving the ars moriendi tradition [p] [d]
  361. () Do you look to the future or focus on today?: the impact of life experience on intertemporal decisions [d]
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  363. () Meaninglessness in terminally ill cancer patients: a validation study and nurse education intervention trial [d]
  364. () Palliative care and public health, a perspective from the African palliative care association [d]
  365. () Chemotherapy and cognitive deficits: mechanisms, findings, and potential interventions [p] [d]
  366. () The art of aging: a doctor's prescription for well-being [i]
  367. () Why hospice nurses need high self-esteem [p] [d]
  368. () Becoming dead right: a hospice volunteer in urban nursing homes [i]
  369. () Reversing chronic pain: a 10-point all-natural plan for lasting relief [i]
  370. () When there is nothing left to do, there is everything left to do [d]
  371. () Self-transcendence and well-being in homeless adults [d]
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  373. () Subtle signs of the death bed vigil: responding to hearing-impaired, comatose, and vegetative patients [p] [d]
  374. () Letting go: the paradox of cultural competence in end-of-life care [p] [d]
  375. (/2009) Anticancer: a new way of life [i]
  376. () The public health strategy for palliative care [d]
  377. () Addressing the global tragedy of needless pain: rethinking the United Nations single convention on narcotic drugs [d]
  378. () Selfless time: from life space to death anticipation [d]
  379. () Bereavement rituals in the Muscogee Creek tribe [p] [d]
  380. () To die well: your right to comfort, calm, and choice in the last days of life [i]
  381. () Palliative care: a public health priority in developing countries [d]
  382. (/2014) The biology of cancer [i]
  383. () Responding to patient-initiated humor: guidelines for practice [p]
  384. () The role of religion for hospice patients and relatively healthy older adults [d]
  385. () Going on a journey: understanding palliative care nursing [p] [d]
  386. () Hello, cruel world: 101 alternatives to suicide for teens, freaks, and other outlaws [i]
  387. () The physician's role in the assessment and treatment of spiritual distress at the end of life [p] [d]
  388. Patricia M. Burbank [ed] () Vulnerable older adults: health care needs and interventions [i]
  389. () Making sense of suffering and death: how health care providers' construct meanings in a neonatal intensive care unit [d] [j]
  390. () How should nations measure the quality of end-of-life care for older adults?: recommendations for an international minimum data set [d]
  391. () Being in the safety zone: emotional experiences of suicidal adolescents and emerging adults [d]
  392. () What is a good death?: terminally ill patients dealing with normative expectations around death and dying [d]
  393. () Angels and atheists [d]
  394. () Can end of life care for the pediatric patient suffering with escalating and intractable symptoms be improved? [p] [d]
  395. () Responding to desire to die statements from patients with advanced disease: recommendations for health professionals [d]
  396. () Desire for hastened death in patients with advanced disease and the evidence base of clinical guidelines: a systematic review [d]
  397. () Transcultural nursing principles: an application to hospice care [o]
  398. Renée S. Katz & Therese A. Johnson [ed] (/2016) When professionals weep: emotional and countertransference responses in palliative and end-of-life care [i] [d]
  399. () Moving toward peace: an analysis of the concept of a good death [d]
  400. () An exploration of the good death [p]
  401. () Psychotherapy with suicidal people: the commonalities [p] [d]
  402. () Reclaiming wellness—living with bodily problems, as narrated by men with advanced prostate cancer [p]
  403. () Facing death: theme and variations [i]
  404. () Developing the concept of self-reformulation [d]
  405. () Cognitive assessment and differentiating the 3 Ds (dementia, depression, delirium) [d]
  406. () Effective communication with bereaved child survivors of suicide [d]
  407. Christina M. Puchalski [ed] () A time for listening and caring: spirituality and the care of the chronically ill and dying [i]
  408. () Peaceful awareness in patients with advanced cancer [d]
  409. () A literature review of palliative care, end of life, and dementia [p] [d]
  410. Edward K. Rynearson [ed] () Violent death: resilience and intervention beyond the crisis [i]
  411. () A comparison of symptom prevalence in far advanced cancer, AIDS, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and renal disease [d]
  412. () Self: ancient and modern insights about individuality, life, and death [i] [d]
  413. () 'Are you at peace?': one item to probe spiritual concerns at the end of life [d]
  414. () Illness: an opportunity for spiritual growth [d]
  415. () The pain survival guide: how to reclaim your life [i] [d]
  416. () Avoiding iatrogenic harm to patient and family while discussing goals of care near the end of life [d]
  417. () Struggling with the fragility of life: a relational-narrative approach to ethics in palliative nursing [p] [d]
  418. () Humor in hospice care: who, where, and how much? [d]
  419. () Rates of euthanasia and adoption for dogs and cats in Michigan animal shelters [p] [d]
  420. () Ending life: ethics and the way we die [i] [d]
  421. () In the Buddha's words: an anthology of discourses from the Pāli canon [i] [u]
  422. () Mindfulness in hospice care: practicing meditation-in-action [d]
  423. () Finding the words to say it: the healing power of poetry [d]
  424. () Dignity therapy: a novel psychotherapeutic intervention for patients near the end of life [d]
  425. () Assessment and intervention with youth exposed to sexual homicide of a family member [d]
  426. () Considering 'meaning' in the context of breast cancer [d]
  427. () 'They wouldn't pay attention': death without dignity [d]
  428. (/2020) Get it together: organize your records so your family won't have to [i]
  429. () Sensing an atmosphere of ease: a tentative theory of supportive care settings [d]
  430. () Professionalization of hospice volunteer practices: what are the implications? [p] [d]
  431. () Evidence of improved knowledge and skills after an elective rotation in a hospice and palliative care program for internal medicine residents [d]
  432. () Just to be alive is enough [u]
  433. () Medical generalists: connecting the map and the territory [d]
  434. () Reducing the risk of burnout in end-of-life care settings: the role of daily spiritual experiences and training [p] [d]
  435. (/2011) Helping grieving people: when tears are not enough: a handbook for care providers [i] [d]
  436. () Compassionate cities: public health and end-of-life care [i] [d]
  437. () End of life: the Buddhist view [p] [d]
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  439. John D. Morgan & Pittu Laungani [ed] () Death and bereavement around the world [in five volumes: Major religious traditions; The Americas; Europe; Asia, Australia, and New Zealand; Reflective essays] [o]
  440. () The importance of pet loss and some implications for services [d]
  441. () Saving lives in New York: suicide prevention and public health in New York City [o]
  442. () Hägerstrand matters: life(-path) and death matters—some touching remarks [d]
  443. () African American grief [i] [d]
  444. (/2019) Oxford handbook of palliative care [i] [d]
  445. () Psychological techniques in the management of pain [d]
  446. Everett L. Worthington [ed] () Handbook of forgiveness [i]
  447. Robert I. Yufit & David Lester [ed] () Assessment, treatment, and prevention of suicidal behavior [i]
  448. () Voices of bereavement: a casebook for grief counselors [i] [d]
  449. () The four things that matter most: a book about living [i]
  450. () The meaning of pain: a key to working with Spanish-speaking patients with work-related injuries [d]
  451. () Identifying barriers to psychosocial spiritual care at the end of life: a physician group study [d]
  452. () Issues in psychotherapy with terminally ill patients [p] [d]
  453. () Resolution of spiritual disequilibrium by women newly diagnosed with breast cancer [d]
  454. () Humor and laughter in palliative care: an ethnographic investigation [p] [d]
  455. () Journeying East: conversations on aging and dying [i]
  456. David Duffy & Tony Ryan [ed] () New approaches to preventing suicide: a manual for practitioners [i]
  457. () Talking with terminally ill patients and their caregivers about death, dying, and bereavement: is it stressful? Is it helpful? [d]
  458. () Death of a claim: the impact of loss reactions on bargaining [d]
  459. () Hope at the end of life: making a case for hospice [p] [d]
  460. () The biology of death: origins of mortality [i]
  461. () Psychotherapy with suicidal people: a person-centred approach [i] [d]
  462. () Altruistic suicide: a look at some issues [p] [d]
  463. () Cultural scripts for a good death in Japan and the United States: similarities and differences [d]
  464. () A reflection on the ways veterinarians cope with the death, euthanasia, and slaughter of animals [p]
  465. () Novice to master: an ongoing lesson in the extent of my own stupidity [i]
  466. (/2015) Medicine & compassion: a Tibetan Lama and an American doctor on how to provide care with compassion & wisdom [or: Medicine & compassion: a Tibetan Lama's guidance for caregivers] [i]
  467. () Listening to stories of pain and joy: physicians and other caregivers can help patients find comfort and meaning at the end of life [p]
  468. () Pity, modernity and the spectacle of suffering [p]
  469. () Creating a culture of compassion: developing supportive care for people with cancer [d]
  470. () At the crossroads: making the transition to hospice [p] [d]
  471. () Measuring quality of life at the end of life: validation of the QUAL-E [p] [d]
  472. John Temple & Joel Beeson [ed] () Cancer stories: lessons in love, loss & hope [i]
  473. () Living and dying with dignity: reflections on lived experience [p] [d]
  474. () Elegy for everything [u]
  475. () Pain, anxiety, distress, and suffering: interrelated, but not interchangeable [p] [d]
  476. () Living and dying in zazen: five Zen masters of modern Japan [i]
  477. Clifton D. Bryant [ed] () Handbook of death & dying [i] [d]
  478. (/2011) Delirium: acute confusional states in palliative medicine [i]
  479. (/2009) Learning to be old: gender, culture, and aging [i]
  480. () Death at an early age and the urban scene: the case for memorial murals and community healing [i]
  481. () A human being died that night: a South African story of forgiveness [i]
  482. () A conceptual model and key variables for guiding supportive interventions for family caregivers of people receiving palliative care [p] [d]
  483. () A good death in Uganda: survey of needs for palliative care for terminally ill people in urban areas [d]
  484. () The politics of grief and continuing bonds with the dead: the cases of Maoist China and Wahhabi Islam [p] [d]
  485. () Meaningfulness in palliative home care: an interview study of dying cancer patients' next of kin [p] [d]
  486. () Empowerment and long-living women: return to the rejected body [d]
  487. () Identifying signals of suffering by linking verbal and facial cues [p] [d]
  488. () Aging, death, and human longevity: a philosophical inquiry [i]
  489. () The biology of human survival: life and death in extreme environments [i]
  490. () Leading the way in African home-based palliative care: free oral morphine has allowed expansion of model home-based palliative care in Uganda [p] [d]
  491. () Stiff: the curious lives of human cadavers [i]
  492. () Dying to meet you: facing mortality and enabling patient styles [d]
  493. () When death is imminent: where terminally ill patients with cancer prefer to die and why [p]
  494. () The palliative care needs of people with intellectual disabilities: a literature review [p] [d]
  495. () Can we be connected while remaining separate?: forging partnerships between all-volunteer & Medicare-certified hospices [p]
  496. (/2014) The worst is over: what to say when every moment counts [i]
  497. (/2014) Dying: verbal last aid [i]
  498. () Coffinman: a journal of a Buddhist mortician [i]
  499. () Older adults' views on death [i]
  500. () Aspects of grief in conflict: re-visioning response to dispute [d]
  501. () No death, no fear: comforting wisdom for life [i]
  502. () Emotions, morbidity, and mortality: new perspectives from psychoneuroimmunology [d]
  503. () Navigation was always a difficult art: general secretary's report to the International Necronautical Society on the interviews, discussions, screenings and performances conducted at the Office of Anti-Matter [i]
  504. () Cradle to cradle: remaking the way we make things [i]
  505. () Making the world my body: Simone Weil and somatic practice [d] [j]
  506. (/2018) Chronic sorrow: a living loss [i] [d]
  507. () The function of meaning and purpose for individual wellness [d]
  508. () Aging well: surprising guideposts to a happier life from the landmark Harvard study of adult development [i]
  509. () A phenomenographic approach to the meaning of death: a Chinese perspective [p] [d]
  510. () La muerte en el contexto uru: el caso Chipaya [j] [u]
  511. () Duelo andino: sabiduría y elaboración de la muerte en los rituales mortuorios [j] [u]
  512. () Being upright: Zen meditation and the bodhisattva precepts [i]
  513. () El sentido de la muerte en la cosmovisión andina: el caso de los valles andinos de Cochabamba [j] [u]
  514. () Wantiay...! El ritual funerario andino de adultos en Otavalo, Ecuador [j] [u]
  515. () Pure immanence: essays on a life [i]
  516. () Volunteer Hospice Network: a grass-roots model for community coalitions [p]
  517. () Almas y difuntos: ritos mortuorios entre los aymara lacustres del Titicaca [j] [u]
  518. () Negotiating cross-cultural issues at the end of life: 'You got to go where he lives' [d]
  519. () El ritual mortuorio de los aymara de Tarapacá como vivencia y crianza de la vida [j] [u]
  520. David Lester [ed] () Suicide prevention: resources for the millennium [i] [d]
  521. () Making friends with death: a Buddhist guide to encountering mortality [i]
  522. () Psychological considerations, growth, and transcendence at the end of life: the art of the possible [d]
  523. Robert A. Neimeyer [ed] () Meaning reconstruction and the experience of loss [i] [d]
  524. (/2014) To comfort always: a nurse's guide to end-of-life care [i]
  525. () Alma imaña: rituales mortuorios andinos en las zonas rurales aymara de Puno circunlacustre (Perú) [j] [u]
  526. () Escatología andina: metáforas del alma [j] [u]
  527. () Kindness and the end of life [p]
  528. () Zen cancer: an interview with Phil Toshio Sudo [u]
  529. () Will the circle be unbroken?: reflections on death, rebirth, and hunger for a faith [i]
  530. () The importance of culture throughout all of life and beyond [p]
  531. () Parental bereavement: the crisis of meaning [p] [d]
  532. (/2007) Five wishes [o] [u]
  533. () The heart of grief: death and the search for lasting love [i]
  534. () Beautiful work: a meditation on pain [i] [d]
  535. () Finding a joyful life in the heart of pain [or: Turning suffering inside out: a Zen approach to living with physical and emotional pain] [i]
  536. () Spiritual issues at the end of life: a call for discussion [p] [d] [j]
  537. () Dismantling the boundaries between life and death [d]
  538. () They who burned themselves for peace: Quaker and Buddhist self-immolators during the Vietnam War [d] [j]
  539. () Joy in dying [i]
  540. Ruth Malkinson, Simon Rubin, & Eliezer Witztum [ed] () Traumatic and nontraumatic loss and bereavement: clinical theory and practice [i]
  541. John D. Morgan [ed] () Meeting the needs of our clients creatively: the impact of art and culture on caregiving [i] [d]
  542. () Searching for the meaning of meaning: grief therapy and the process of reconstruction [p] [d]
  543. () Living in the light of death: on the art of being truly alive [i]
  544. () Maintaining quality of life at the end of life [p] [d]
  545. () Pain: the science of suffering [i] [j]
  546. () Thinking differently about thinking positive: a discursive approach to cancer patients' talk [d]
  547. (/2022) Estate planning basics: what you need to know about wills, trusts & avoiding probate [i]
  548. () Peace work as grief work in Mozambique and South Africa: postconflict communities as context for child and youth socialization [d]
  549. () Spirituality and trauma: an essay [d]
  550. () The angry dying patient [p]
  551. () Spiritual bonds to the dead in cross-cultural and historical perspective: comparative religion and modern grief [p] [d]
  552. () Being in, being out, being with: affect and the role of the qualitative researcher in loss and grief research [d]
  553. () Dealing with the anger and hostility of those who grieve [d]
  554. () Companion animal death: a practical and comprehensive guide for veterinary practice [i]
  555. () The death of an adult child: a book for and about bereaved parents [i] [d]
  556. () Personal meanings of death in relation to fear of death [p] [d]
  557. () From silencing the self to action: experiences of women living with HIV/AIDS [p] [d]
  558. Kenneth J. Doka & Joyce Davidson [ed] () Living with grief: who we are, how we grieve [i]
  559. Christina Faull, Sharon de Caestecker, Alex Nicholson, & Fraser Black [ed] (/2012) Handbook of palliative care [i] [d]
  560. () Whose dying?: a sociological critique of the 'good death' [d]
  561. John H. Harvey [ed] () Perspectives on loss: a sourcebook [i] [d]
  562. Ya'aḳov Lomrants [ed] () Handbook of aging and mental health: an integrative approach [i] [d]
  563. () Lessons from the dying [i]
  564. () Vile bodies: photography and the crisis of looking [i]
  565. Sushila Blackman [ed] () Graceful exits: how great beings die: death stories of Tibetan, Hindu & Zen masters [i]
  566. () Dying well: the prospect for growth at the end of life [or: Dying well: peace and possibilities at the end of life] [i]
  567. () When things fall apart: heart advice for difficult times [i]
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  569. David Field, Jennifer Lorna Hockey, & Neil Small [ed] () Death, gender, and ethnicity [i] [d]
  570. () A year to live: how to live this year as if it were your last [i]
  571. () The semantics of death and dying: metaphor and mortality [j]
  572. () The wholehearted way: a translation of Eihei Dōgen's Bendōwa with commentary [i]
  573. (/2011) How we grieve: relearning the world [i] [d]
  574. () November 4, 1995: Deleuze's death as an event [d]
  575. () Self-transcendence: a resource for healing at the end of life [p] [d]
  576. () Palliative care: the hospice concept [o]
  577. () Changing the culture of dying: a new awakening of spirituality in America heightens sensitivity to needs of dying persons [p]
  578. Howard M. Spiro, Mary G. McCrea Curnen, & Lee Palmer Wandel [ed] () Facing death: where culture, religion, and medicine meet [i]
  579. () Living high and letting die: our illusion of innocence [i] [d]
  580. (/2005) Life is not killed [i]
  581. () Can we talk?: on the elusiveness of dialogue [d]
  582. (/1997) Intimate death: how the dying teach us how to live [i]
  583. () Blood, milk, and death: body symbols and the power of regeneration among the Zaramo of Tanzania [i]
  584. (/2022) Plan your estate [i]
  585. () Meaning and purpose in the lives of persons with AIDS [p] [d]
  586. () How to achieve peace of mind: your guide for attaining physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being [i]
  587. (/2001) Death to dust: what happens to dead bodies? [i]
  588. Antoon A. Leenaars, Robert A. Neimeyer, & John T. Maltsberger [ed] () Treatment of suicidal people [i] [d]
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  591. () Odes to common things [i]
  592. () How we die: reflections on life's final chapter [i]
  593. () Change, loss, and organizational culture: anthropological consultant as facilitator of grief-work [d]
  594. () Reflections on death by spiritually mature elders [d]
  595. () Talking on the water: conversations about nature and creativity [i]
  596. (/2002) Letting go, falling to rest: hospice work and Zen practice [i]
  597. () Straight talk about death for teenagers: how to cope with losing someone you love [i]
  598. () Nietzsche and Bankei Zen: on dying rightly [d]
  599. (/2004) Opening the hand of thought: foundations of Zen Buddhist practice [i]
  600. (/2009) Abrir la mano del pensamiento: fundamentos de la práctica del budismo zen [i]
  601. () Zen in the art of funerals: ritual salvation in Japanese Buddhism [d] [j]
  602. () Sick societies: challenging the myth of primitive harmony [i]
  603. () The complete fulfillment (dzogchen) tradition and existential psychology [u]
  604. () A chorus of stones: the private life of war [i]
  605. () Befriending old age and death [u]
  606. (/2005) On living and dying [i]
  607. () The hospice movement: easing death's pains [i]
  608. () Person-centered comforting in the hospice interdisciplinary team [d]
  609. (/2015) Caring for patients from different cultures [i] [d] [j]
  610. () Clinical clowning: humor in hospice care [d]
  611. () Guided meditations, explorations, and healings [i]
  612. Danai Papadatou & Constantine J. Papadatos [ed] () Children and death [i]
  613. () The last great necessity: cemeteries in American history [i]
  614. () The lived experience of self-transcendence in women with advanced breast cancer [p] [d]
  615. () Cancer stories: creativity and self-repair [i]
  616. () The absent body [i]
  617. () A visionary journey: The story of the wildwood delights and The story of the Mount Potala delights [i]
  618. (/1998) Apologia [i]
  619. () The heart of understanding: commentaries on the Prajñāpāramitā Heart Sutra [i]
  620. (/2010) The sun my heart: from mindfulness to insight contemplation [i]
  621. () Our real home: a talk to an ageing lay disciple approaching death [o] [u]
  622. (/2013) The Hastings Center guidelines for decisions on life-sustaining treatment and care near the end of life [i] [d]
  623. (/2014) Ferri's practical guide: fast facts for patient care [or: Practical guide to the care of the medical patient] [i]
  624. (/1995) Life as a work of art [i]
  625. () Shōbōgenzō, Zen essays [i]
  626. (/2004) Widow to widow: how the bereaved help one another [i] [d]
  627. (/2019) The fifteen minute hour: efficient and effective patient-centered consultation skills [or: The fifteen minute hour: applied psychotherapy for the primary care physician] [i] [d]
  628. () A fate worse than death: the fear of changing [d]
  629. Franz R. Epting & Robert A. Neimeyer [ed] () Personal meanings of death: applications of personal construct theory to clinical practice [i]
  630. () Meetings at the edge: dialogues with the grieving and the dying, the healing and the healed [i]
  631. () Toward a personal construct conceptualization of depression and suicide [i]
  632. (/1988) The unavowable community [i]
  633. (/1998) Thinking clearly about death [i]
  634. () Death and personal history: strategies of identity preservation [d] [j]
  635. Maurice Bloch & Jonathan P. Parry [ed] () Death and the regeneration of life [i]
  636. () Who dies?: an investigation of conscious living and conscious dying [i]
  637. (/2000) The fate of the earth: and, The abolition [i] [d]
  638. (/1986) The writing of the disaster [i]
  639. () Suicide after sixty: the final alternative [i]
  640. () The developing consciousness of dying [d]
  641. () Medical hubris: a reply to Ivan Illich [i]
  642. (/1978) To kill and survive or to die and become: the active life and the contemplative life as ways of being adult [i]
  643. () The funeralization process: toward a model of social time [d] [j] [u]
  644. (/1976) Medical nemesis: the expropriation of health [i]
  645. (/1992) The step not beyond [i]
  646. () Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Zenki 'Total dynamic working' and Shōji 'Birth and death' [j]
  647. (/2010) Zen mind, beginner's mind [i]
  648. () The map was redrawn to make man's agony a part of the geography [book review of: Being and time, by Martin Heidegger] [u]
  649. () You can't count on dying: our lengthening life-span makes today's decisions mean tomorrow's happiness [o]
  650. (/1972) The Russell–Einstein manifesto [against weapons of mass destruction] [i] [u]
  651. (/1995) Concerning the accounts given by the residents of Hiroshima [i]
  652. (/1988) Inner experience [i]
  653. (/1998) On dying daily [i]
  654. (/2003) Darkwater: voices from within the veil [i] [u]
  655. (/1806) Death, or the disorganization of intelligent beings [o] [d] [u]
  656. (/1998) Dialogues concerning natural religion; the posthumous essays, Of the immortality of the soul, and Of suicide; from An enquiry concerning human understanding, Of miracles [i] [u]
  657. (/2007) Now that I come to die: intimate guidance from one of Tibet's greatest masters [i]
  658. (/1986) The whole works [i]
  659. (/1985) Actualizing the fundamental point [i] [u]

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