The volume edited by Marta Szabat and Jan Piasecki is a significant addition to the limited literature on end-of-life themes. It features eleven articles divided into four parts, addressing a variety of issues related to law, ethics, philosophy, and cultural studies. This structure reflects the complexity of forming a clear stance on death in modernity, which presents numerous choices regarding our bodies while dismantling traditional customs and cultural frameworks that previously guided our understanding of mortality. Exploring death and dying within these contexts raises essential questions and challenges that warrant thoughtful consideration. I wholeheartedly recommend this impeccably edited work, which showcases considerable intellectual depth. It highlights the value of collaborative efforts that bring together diverse scientific perspectives, emphasizing that the selection of topics and contributors must be deliberate and well-conceived. This volume achieves that goal, deserving recognition and respect for its thoughtful approach. I am confident that readers will share this sentiment, appreciating the insights offered within its pages.
Szabat Marta Ordre des livres (chronologique)
