Allan Kellehear

Autor(a) de A Social History of Dying

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Allan Kellehear is professor of community health at Middlesex University in London. His most recent books on dying include A Social History of Dying and The Study of Dying: from Autonomy to Transformation, an edited volume of essays.

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A Social History of Dying (2007) 62 exemplares

The Inner Life of the Dying Person (End-of-Life Care: A Series) (2014) 20 exemplares

Compassionate Cities: Public Health and End-of-Life Care (2005) 12 exemplares

The Unobtrusive Researcher: A Guide to Methods (1993) 10 exemplares

The Study of Dying: From Autonomy to Transformation (2009) — Editor — 9 exemplares

Social Self, Global Culture: An Introduction to Sociological Ideas (1996) — Editor — 8 exemplares

Experiences Near Death: Beyond Medicine and Religion (1996) 7 exemplares

Drug Use in Australia: A Harm Minimisation Approach (1998) — Editor — 6 exemplares

Eternity and Me: The Everlasting Things in Life and Death (Death, Value, and Meaning) (Death, Value & Meaning) (2000) 5 exemplares

The Book of Gentle Wisdom (2002) 3 exemplares

Grief and Remembering: 25 Australians Tell It Like It Is (2001) — Editor — 3 exemplares

Health promoting palliative care (1999) 3 exemplares

Every student's guide to sociology : a quick and plain-speaking introduction (1989) 3 exemplares

Death and Dying in Australia (2000) 3 exemplares

Visitors at the End of Life: Finding Meaning and Purpose in Near-Death Phenomena (2020) 2 exemplares

Dying of cancer : the final year of life (1990) 1 exemplar

Seven dying Australians (2003) 1 exemplar

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A Social History of Dying por Allan Kellehear

I only read the first three chapters and put it down. It's not written very well, being unclear in places as to what is meant. Sad, because the premise is interesting.

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