University Library: BSHS/439: Grief, Loss and End of Life Issues: Week 1

Implications of Death in Today’s World

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Kortes-Miller, K. (2013, Fall). Dying to know: Thoughts on death education. Pathways: The Ontario Journal of Outdoor Education, 26(1), 17-20.
Merida, K. (1999, July 22). A grieving nation; in the ritual after a public death, we become the United States. The Washington Post, C01.
Wass, H. (2004, May). A perspective on the current state of death education. Death Studies, 28(4), 289-308.

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