Defining Death: The Case for Choice

The "Defining Death" book is a thought-provoking and insightful guide for professionals and laypeople alike, navigating the complexities of determining death in today's society.

With distinguished scholars Robert M.

Veatch and Lainie F.

Ross at the helm, this comprehensive resource delves into the social, religious, and philosophical beliefs that shape our understanding of death. The authors present three potential definitions of death - whole-brain, circulatory/somatic, and higher-brain concepts - and explore their implications for public policy and personal beliefs.

This groundbreaking work offers a much-needed framework for decision-making in the face of conflicting views on what it means to be dead. Whether you're a medical professional, legal expert, or simply someone facing difficult decisions about a loved one, "Defining Death" provides an indispensable guide for navigating these complex issues with sensitivity and compassion.

With its balanced approach and thorough examination of the various perspectives on death, this book is sure to spark important conversations and shape the way we think about mortality in the years to come.