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by Panagiotis Pentaris (Editor), Stacey Pitsillides (Editor), Hajar Ghorbani (Editor)
Social and cultural factors can strongly influence how we approach death and dying, including attitudes towards death, rituals and practices surrounding death, and end- of-life care.
Author Biography
Panagiotis Pentaris, Associate Professor of Social Work and Thanatology, Thanatology Research Lab, Goldsmiths University of London.
Stacey Pitsillides, Associate Professor in Design, Design Feminisms Research Group, Northumbria University.
Hajar Ghorbani, PhD Candidate of Anthropology, IW Killam Memorial Scholar and SSHRC Vanier Canada Graduate Scholar, University of Alberta.
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by Panagiotis Pentaris (Editor), Stacey Pitsillides (Editor), Hajar Ghorbani (Editor)
Social and cultural factors can strongly influence how we approach death and dying, including attitudes towards death, rituals and practices surrounding death, and end- of-life care.
Author Biography
Panagiotis Pentaris, Associate Professor of Social Work and Thanatology, Thanatology Research Lab, Goldsmiths University of London.
Stacey Pitsillides, Associate Professor in Design, Design Feminisms Research Group, Northumbria University.
Hajar Ghorbani, PhD Candidate of Anthropology, IW Killam Memorial Scholar and SSHRC Vanier Canada Graduate Scholar, University of Alberta.
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