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1. Briefly explain the differences between "dying", "death", and "being dead".
2. Discuss the difference between Denouement and Threshold conceptions of death. Use an example to explain the difference.
3. (a) What are the Clinical criteria for pronouncing someone as dead? (b) Discuss at least two objections to this notion.
4. (a) What is the Brain Death criterion? (b) How the Brain Death criterion is related to the Integration Conception of death? Explain it.
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Running head: DISCUSSION ON DEATH
Discussion on Death
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DISCUSSION ON DEATH
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Differences Between "Dying," "Death," And "Being Dead."
According to Luper (2009), dying is the process by which a human being's body
eventually reaches an irreversible point, or the cell cannot repair themselves to support life.
Death is the event that occurs when a dying process comes to an end. Finally, being dead is a
state of not having life, that is the body lacking the reasonable capacity to maintain itself.
Denouement Versus Threshold Conceptions of Death
Death is ambiguous and can be perceived in different conceptions, that is, Denouement,
integration, and threshold conceptions of deat...