The history of death. How we fight and accept

We know how it all ends. But what determines our attitude to our and someone else"s death? The new work of the social anthropologist Sergei Mokhov is devoted to this problem. Why do we mourn the celebrities unfamiliar to us, and the disputes about euthanasia still do not subside? Because of what, tragic events like a fire in the Kemerovo shopping center are cracking on social networks and how in the 21st century our ideas about the departure of loved ones from life and immortality are changing? All these issues are woven into the history of ideas from ancient myths to modern technooks, and it"s time to try to figure it out, because when we are talking about death, in fact we are always talking about life