The Denial of Death
The Denial of Death
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This seminal work explores humanity's universal fear of death and how this fear drives our actions, beliefs, and the very structure of civilization. It argues that much of human behavior, particularly the pursuit of heroism and meaning, is a symbolic attempt to deny our mortality. The book synthesizes insights from psychology, philosophy, and religion to offer a profound understanding of the human condition.
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Søren KierkegaardSupporting
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The denial of deathUnknown, 1973
315 pages
Free PressLanguage: EnglishISBN: 97800290231055 editions available
