All that"s left. The famous forensic expert about the death, mortality and disclosure of crimes
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What happens to the human body after death? Why do people tell each other stories about the revived dead? How can you dispose of your remains?
Birth and death - two constants of our life, which no one has yet been avoided. However, with death, we prefer to face more often, since we have such an opportunity. What made the author choose a profession inextricably linked with it? Professor Sue Black, a pathologist and a judicial anthropologist, is engaged in the research of human remains for legal and scientific purposes. According to the skeleton fragments, it can establish gender, race, age and many other distinctive features of their owner. Sometimes this information decides the outcome of the trial, sometimes they help to understand historical events of considerable prescription.
Sue Black does not dramatize death and helps to understand many issues related to it. So what remains after us after all? It turns out that very many!
“I ask you about one thing: forget at least for a short while about your attitude to death, about distrust, hatred and fear, and perhaps you will see it as I see. It is possible that, having met her, you will begin to treat the death of a kinder and stop being afraid of her. From my own experience I can say that communicating with her is exciting, exciting and never boring, but it is quite capricious and sometimes completely unpredictable. We still have nothing to lose - the meeting will sooner or later take place, so that it will be much better to encounter death that you already know by person. ”
Birth and death - two constants of our life, which no one has yet been avoided. However, with death, we prefer to face more often, since we have such an opportunity. What made the author choose a profession inextricably linked with it? Professor Sue Black, a pathologist and a judicial anthropologist, is engaged in the research of human remains for legal and scientific purposes. According to the skeleton fragments, it can establish gender, race, age and many other distinctive features of their owner. Sometimes this information decides the outcome of the trial, sometimes they help to understand historical events of considerable prescription.
Sue Black does not dramatize death and helps to understand many issues related to it. So what remains after us after all? It turns out that very many!
“I ask you about one thing: forget at least for a short while about your attitude to death, about distrust, hatred and fear, and perhaps you will see it as I see. It is possible that, having met her, you will begin to treat the death of a kinder and stop being afraid of her. From my own experience I can say that communicating with her is exciting, exciting and never boring, but it is quite capricious and sometimes completely unpredictable. We still have nothing to lose - the meeting will sooner or later take place, so that it will be much better to encounter death that you already know by person. ”
Author:
Author:Black S.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-146407-3
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