How Non-being Haunts Being: On Possibilities, Morality, and Death Acceptance

Fairleigh Dickinson University Press (2020)
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How Non-being Haunts Being explores the many different modes of absence and non-being that pervade life, language, thought, and culture. A highly readable book of great interest to a wide audience, it ensures that readers will never think of life, death, or themselves, the same way again.

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