Cyclooxygenase Inhibition in Sepsis: Is There Life after Death? by David M. Aronoff

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Encephalic death. ¿life or death? Ethic aspects. by Ariel Uriarte Méndez, Jesús Vila Díaz

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The spirit with no anus and the pots that fart: ceramics of life and death in Northwest Amazonia by Stephen Hugh-Jones

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A Simple Matter of Life and Death—The Trials of Postnatal Beta-Cell Mass Regulation by Elena Tarabra, Stella Pelengaris, Michael Khan

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Philosophy as a Way of Life in Aristotle’s Eudemian Ethics I: A Matter of Life and Death by Fabio Serranito

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Continuity of care with doctors—a matter of life and death? A systematic review of continuity of care and mortality by Kate Sidaway-Lee, Denis J Pereira Gray, Eleanor White, Angus Thorne, Philip H Evans

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Between Life and Death: stable isotopes and their reflection in funerary practice at the early Neolithic cemetery Mulhouse-Est, Alsace by Bronwen Kennedy, Karina Gerdau-Radonic, Penny Bickle, Oliver Craig, Matthew Von Tersch, Rose-Marie Arbogast, Philippe Lefranc, Anthony Denaire, Christian Jeunesse, Fanny Chenal, Yasmine Mechadi

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ANAPUS GYVENIMO IR MIRTIES DUALIZMO: BUDISTINĖ EGZISTENCIJOS INTERPRETACIJA by Agnė Budriūnaitė

“…One, who has acknowledged the inescapable interconnection between life and death, has two alternatives. To accept death as intrinsic essence of life (death-in-life) and live with the existential anxiety; or to measure life and death by dimensions of eternity and to look forward to eternal life without fear of death (life-in-death). …”
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Au cœur de la mort : faire science avec les défunts by Marc-Antoine Berthod

“…In parallel, we show the methodological importance of being present at the time of a passage from life to death, in this case at the time of an assisted suicide, in order to document how this boundary between life and death is established. …”
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Des choses étranges by Gabriel Gatti, Carolina Kobelinsky

“…It reports on a collective approach in progress in the context of a research programme questioning how to recount the life and death of those who “don’t count”.…”
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Se divertir dans Les Rougon-Macquart by Céline Grenaud-Tostain

“…The poetics of divertissement is linked to a philosophy of life and death that calls for a decoding. Along the way, the aim is to thwart the caricature of an outrageous and highly reductive pessimism in Les Rougon-Macquart.…”
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KİŞİSEL KİMLİK VE ÖLÜM SONRASI HAYAT by Muhsin Akbaş

“…Then the possibility of life after death is examined and God's part in bringing it about is pointed out.…”
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A specific role of village doctors in reducing disparities: a quantile regression analysis of end-of-life medical care by Yuan Fang, Shih-Ting Huang, Chengrui Xiao

“…It is crucial for governments to improve the village doctors’ system, so that older residents in rural China can obtain high-quality EOL medical care services in their own communities and have a better quality of life before death.…”
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Comparative Analysis on the Epic of Gilgamesh and Aphrodite and Hippolytus and the Difference on Death between Eastern and Western View by Sophia Ardya Garini

“…Death and suicide by Takeyama, according to Mishima (in Patriotism) is the final of his life achievement; death with heroic sense; death with pride. …”
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OVERCOMING THE ANTINOMIES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE: ONTOLOGY OF TRICKSTER by T. V. Danylova

“…A trickster is free to move from one pole to another, he constructs reality and plays with it metaphorically overcoming the antinomy of life and death.…”
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OVERCOMING THE ANTINOMIES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE: ONTOLOGY OF TRICKSTER by T. V. Danylova

“…A trickster is free to move from one pole to another, he constructs reality and plays with it metaphorically overcoming the antinomy of life and death.…”
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Fostering transformative learning and whole patient care among teaching hospital staff through artistic creation: a qualitative study by Kang-Ju Chou, Ying-Yao Cheng, Wen Cheng, Hsueh-Hua Chuang, Chun-Teng Tsai, Hua-Chang Fang

“…The most commonly represented phase focused on connection, while themes related to life and death were less frequent among non-medical participants. …”
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