The Denial of Death, by Ernest Becker, and Death: The end of self-improvement, by Joan Tollifson
Authors Ernest Becker and Joan Tollifson. Reviews by Neil Morgan
According to William Hazlitt in his 1827 essay ‘On the feeling of immortality of youth’, ‘No young man believes he shall ever die. Death, old age, are words without a meaning, a dream, a fiction, with which we have nothing to do.’
You need to login to read subscriber-only content and/or comment on articles.