" . . . we don’t talk about how to die. We act as if facing death weren’t one of life’s greatest, most absorbing thrills and challenges. Believe me, it is. This is not dull. But we have to be able to see doctors and machines, medical and insurance systems, family and friends and religions as informative — not governing — in order to be free."
A blog by an English major who grew up to be a technical writer (a hack) and an adjunct instructor of English (a grunt)
Friday, July 15, 2011
Facing Death is Not Dull
Dudley Clendinen on how we think about death:
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