Ponte Academic Journal Jul 2017, Volume 73, Issue 7 |
A REVIEW OF FEAR OF DEATH Author(s): Gizem ONERI UZUN J. Ponte - Jul 2017 - Volume 73 - Issue 7 doi: 10.21506/j.ponte.2017.7.50 Abstract: Death is as real as life. We know as human beings that life conditions, social consciousness, mental consciousness and besides this medical science have achieved incredible but not a survival from death. All living beings are born, grow up, develop, and die. Many different definitions of death have been made in various societies, disciplines, cultures, depending on the individuals� personality, age, race, religion and social position. Death is a real and integral part of life. Everyone thought of death in their mind and developed various attitudes about death. Death is the absolute truth for people. Death anxiety is a subjective feeling that develops after birth, lasts life-long, usually the base on all fears, that people will no longer exist, and that they will lose themselves and the world. In this article, the only unchanged concept, death and the fear of death, has been explored to explain and tell from different perspectives.
Keywords: Death, Fear of Death and Being.
|
Download full text: Check if you have access through your login credentials or your institution |
|
Guide for Authors
This guideline has been prepared for the authors to new submissions and after their manuscripts have been accepted |
Authors Login
We welcome refrees who would be willing to act as reviewers |
Paper Tracking
You can track your submitted article from this tab |
Editorial Board
The international editorial board is headed by Dr. Maria E. Boschi |
General Policies
Papers that are published or held by the Journal may not be published elsewhere |
Peer Review Process
Papers will be sent to three peer reviewers for evaluation |