Death and My Life

Review of Metaphysics 17 (1):18 - 32 (1963)
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In fact, why discuss death at all? Does it have philosophical credentials? How can we verify what we think of it when we can't report back from the encounter? Let's just say that death is a natural, inevitable occurrence of no concern for philosophers. Or, as the Epicureans used to say, "why worry." Perhaps the Existentialists have made a great noise over nothing, capitalizing on an obvious, natural fact.

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