What is death? Death as unknown, as taboo. Who knows what death is, but this is why we talk about it. In this chapter I will offer a literature review to explain the connection between the fear of death and consumption (the concept of failure) in modern society.
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Death across culture and time. Rituals have varied extensively with time and space, and have often varied directly with religious perception. This chapter will be approached from a variety of interpretations, similarities and differences.
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When the living have no choice?
Mourning is one of the tradition ‘rites of passage’ through which families can ride themselves of their dead and return to life. Mourning will be approached in the following context.
- Digital and physical
- Past and present
- Dead and life
- Inside and outside
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Death is not dead –
Artists love death and death loves art, but why doesn’t designer love death?
examples of death in art, design and music etc.
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Can design aid in overcoming bereavement?
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Most of us are in fortunate enough positions to believe that we hold some amount of control over events that take place in our lives. However, when a death occurs and takes away someone we love, we are expected to adjust to huge changes that we didn't ask for and certainly don't want. We are left feeling helpless and out of control. People who normally cope well with all types of crises can be left dazed and damaged.
My motivation for this project is my interest on the repressed emotion of the bereaved.
How a healthy mourning can provides courageous awarness and acceptance of death?
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