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Field Notes from Elsewhere : Reflections on Dying and Living /

In the fall of 2005, Mark C. Taylor, the controversial public intellectual and widely respected scholar, suddenly fell critically ill. For two days a team of forty doctors, many of whom thought he would not live, fought to save him. Taylor would eventually recover, but only to face a new threat: sur...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Taylor, Mark C. (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York, NY : Columbia University Press, [2009]
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505 0 0 |t Frontmatter --   |t Contents --   |t 1. Day / Night --   |t 2. Beginning / Origin --   |t 3. Elsewhere / Silence --   |t 4. Reflections / Reticence --   |t 5. Premonitions / Postcards --   |t 6. Home / Afterlife --   |t 7. Stealth / Sacrifice --   |t 8. Killing / Elemental --   |t 9. Abandonment / Mortality --   |t 10. Displacement / Place --   |t 11. Creativity / Thinking --   |t 12. E/Mergence / Emptiness --   |t 13. Walls / Garden --   |t 14. Painting / Play --   |t 15. Perhaps / Numbers --   |t 16. Pleasure / Money --   |t 17. Vocation / Teaching --   |t 18. Last / Burial --   |t 19. Solitude / Loneliness --   |t 20. Things / Ghosts --   |t 21. Levity / Grief --   |t 22. Humor / Monsters --   |t 23. Faction / Dishonesty --   |t 24. Inheritance / Withholding --   |t 25. Letting Go / Dinnertime --   |t 26. Compassion / Suffering --   |t 27. Clouds / Waiting --   |t 28. Freedom / Terror --   |t 29. Forgiveness / Cruelty --   |t 30. Daughters / Obsession --   |t 31. Failure / Success --   |t 32. Balance / Simplicity --   |t 33. Face / Aging --   |t 34. Stigma / Autoimmunity --   |t 35. Patience / Chronicity --   |t 36. Technology / Addiction --   |t 37. Pain / Intimacy --   |t 38. Blindness / Aura --   |t 39. Cancer / Surviving --   |t 40. Trust / Bitterness --   |t 41. Hands / Will --   |t 42. Secrets / Tripping --   |t 43. Strangers / Tips --   |t 44. Sharing / Fatigue --   |t 45. Idleness / Guilt --   |t 46. Driving / Accident --   |t 47. Imperfection / Vulnerability --   |t 48. Friendship / Doubt --   |t 49. Love / Fidelity --   |t 50. Hope / Despair --   |t 51. Happiness / Melancholy --   |t 52. Ordinary / Extraordinary --   |t Notes --   |t Acknowledgments --   |t Also by Mark C. Taylor 
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