Aesthetical and historical portraits of a brief death's parade. How is death thought about? (en Inglés)
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Seminar paper from the year 2020 in the subject Literature - Comparative Literature, grade: 10,00, language: English, abstract: The idea of death is accompanied not only by the way someone makes a loss, but it is also a theme in which the meaning is not present, which makes it responsible for the fear and denial suffered by many subjects. This phenomenon, which is inescapable to man, is capable of delineating crossings and connections between different areas of knowledge, thus enabling interesting and pertinent reflections. But death is not restricted simply to a conception of the body's end of life, but it is related to a psychic and social end. But death can lead us to other reflections beyond what we commonly face. That is, it launches us to being sure there it will eventually come, without knowing much where it comes from, or where it leads us. Thinking about this, our research is divided into three moments that carry with them their singularities, but at the same time, their approximations, enabling dialogue between different fields of knowledge, but always having literature as a main guide.
