The Metaphysics of Death - (Stanford Philosophy) by John Martin Fischer (Paperback)

This comprehensive collection of 17 essays tackles the metaphysical aspects of death, delving into questions such as what makes death a bad thing for an individual, if indeed death is a bad thing at all.

The authors explore the nature of harm and badness, the subject of these experiences, when they take place, and whether immorality could be a desirable alternative.

With a diverse range of viewpoints and thought-provoking arguments, this book provides readers with a comprehensive survey of recent developments in the debate on the value of existence and the evil of death-as-non-existence.

Whether you're interested in philosophy or simply want to better understand the mysteries of life and death, this book is sure to stimulate your thinking and provide valuable insights.

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