Sociology: death & dying books

Each suicide is as unique as the individuals involved, especially if one examines the nature of the act and to what...  Read More >>

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In 1705-1706, an ’epidemic’ of mysterious deaths terrorized Rome. Pope Clement XI’s physician, Giovanni Maria Lancisi,...  Read More >>

""A philosophical exploration of what animal behavior reveals about their understanding of death, as well as our...  Read More >>

From non-verbal to loquacious, living or legendary, everyone has something vital to say that adds to the richness...  Read More >>

I first thought about suicide when I was twelve. Thirty years later, I finally got help. After ten weeks and...  Read More >>

Unlocking Insights: Understanding Circumstantial Depression Through ""Caged and Locked"" Delve into the profound...  Read More >>

Bestselling author Anthony Peake examines the incredible phenomena of near-death experiences. Covering the latest...  Read More >>

Throughout history, humanity has grappled with how to face the inevitability of death. Today, this struggle takes...  Read More >>

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A calculated killer. A town under threat. An unfinished pattern...Professor Carla James is an archaeologist with...  Read More >>

Exploring ideas of post-mortem existence through the lenses of complex systems and traditional cultural perspectives...  Read More >>

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To paraphrase a noted archaeologist, we must know our ancestry to know ourselves. In this process of discovery,...  Read More >>

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Unearth the chilling truths of the past with ""The Danger of Premature Interment"" by Joseph Taylor a gripping exploration...  Read More >>

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A comprehensive sociological look at the laws, pop culture, medicine, and history surrounding female grief and pregnancy...  Read More >>

**Winner, Publishing Triangle Awards 2025, Amber Hollibaugh Award for LGBTQ+ Social Justice Writing** The long-awaited...  Read More >>

What does the end of life teach us about living well now? How can significant threshold moments in our own lives...  Read More >>

Running the Endless Race is a story of mental anguish, survival & what it means to find something runderful in a...  Read More >>

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Dr. Hamza Abbasi incorporates captivating stories from individuals contemplating their lives while on their deathbeds...  Read More >>

¿De qué ha muerto la gente a lo largo de la historia? Con rigor y humor, este libro realiza un recorrido meticuloso...  Read More >>

'Gravers' takes the reader through burial traditions of pre-Roman London, Londinium, Lundenwic and the modern Big...  Read More >>