Essays on Death

The History of SUVs The manufacture of sporty utility vehicles otherwise referred to as SUVs dates back to several decades ago when the first of its kind was released for the general market from as early as the 1940s. However, few people took notice of the SUVs which ultimately started gathering...

In the recent past, there have been cases of increased levels of euthanasia practice. This can be attributed to the fact that it has been legalized in various countries. Most individuals consider this to be a form of assisted suicide by the physician. As much as most people regard this...

The impact of the Black Death on the arts in Fourteenth-Century Europe The historical period of the 1330s to 1340s experienced the greatest disaster in history. Europe was stricken by the deadly catastrophic plague that terminated the more than half the people in cities such as Venice.  The bubonic wave of...

The Civilization of Ancient Aztec The civilization of ancient Aztec had a perception of life and life after death which is extraordinarily different from the modern culture perspective. This perspective was primarily shaped by region and this infused every early Aztec life. Aztec refers to a native ethnic group which is...

The image of a tragic loss The image of how my friend committed self-murder is still vivid and agonizing in my memory to this day. After school on a Friday, I went to see how Mark was doing at his house as usual. As the loud music greeted me from a...

The term "euthanasia" is of Greek origin and means "a good death." The phrase "right" alludes to giving patients a painless death in order to alleviate their suffering. The phrase refers to the process by which doctors end the life of a patient who has a terminal disease in order...

It was a dark Thursday. The entire complex was pervaded by the gloomy atmosphere. In the midst of a safety exercise, Jacky had just passed out. The first aid crew hurried to help her as everyone was in a panic. People were attempting to contact various objects while others experienced...

The Case of Ramon Sampedro The case of Ramon Sampedro and his euthanasia in 1998 is one of the most well-known and arguably most contentious real-life euthanasia tales. Ramon, who was paralyzed from the waist down following an accident 29 years prior, has finally passed away. Death was all he ever...

The Causes of Violent Behavior The intentional use of physical force or power against another person that could result in their death, suffering, harm, or psychological harm is referred to as violent conduct. (Cavaiola & Colford, 2011). Violent behavior has a variety of reasons. Among them is mental disease. For instance, a...

The Death Penalty and Moral Justification The death penalty is another name for the execution penalty. This is the procedure whereby the State executes a criminal as payment for a crime done. Execution refers to the process of applying the execution penalty. Crimes that carry the execution penalty are referred to...

According to their intended readership, writers use a variety of themes. The central subject on which a piece of writing is founded is known as the theme. Religion and colonialism are considered as two of the three novels' central themes. In the majority of African countries, religion had a significant...

What can be learned about the Mongols' religion and ideas about death and the afterlife from Kirakos' account of their burial customs? Recall our discussion of Islamic burial customs and our discussions of the meaning of particular burial customs. The account of the Mongol's burial by Kirako suggests that by the...