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4 pages in length. The writer briefly discusses death as a stranger, death as an enemy and death as a friend. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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of the most difficult of all social norms because of how people first learn to fear and loathe death and then later be encouraged to accept it as a natural
part of life. This emotional betrayal casts a sense of great confusion upon those whose instinctive response is said to be no longer valid, that instead resigning to deaths
purpose - and even going so far as to understand its worth - is how the more evolved of human beings embrace its occurrence. This could not be anymore
of a foreign concept to people who have and will forever view death as a stranger. Detachment from death on a personal level is the only way some people can
deal with what is considered by many to be the harshest of lifes realities. As Kreeft (1992) points out, violence in film and television is easily digested by a
population that cannot otherwise process death on a healthy emotional level; wholly desensitized to the brutal carnage touted as entertainment, deniers can readily watch media violence and be entirely indifferent
to the murderous images flickering on the screen. As long as they are spectators and not participants, they are equipped to accept it. II. DEATH AS AN ENEMY
The absoluteness of death earns it the distinction of a rival, a foe, something that must be viewed as an adversary in order for it to be acknowledged at all.
The illogical composition of death confounds its enemies to the point where death cannot be considered any more a natural part of life than any other esoteric notion.
To this end, Kreeft (1992) provides solid understanding as to why death as an enemy is based within a foundation of contradictions that do not stand up to rigorous contemplation.
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