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An ethic of accompanying the dying: Reflections on the work of Alphonso Lingis

Of rational death.-What is more rational, to stop the machine when the work one demands of it has been completed or to let it run on until it stops of its own accord, that is to say until it is ruined? . . .-The wise regulation and disposal of death belongs to that morality of the future, at present quite ungraspable and immoral sounding, into the dawn of which it must be an indescribable joy to gaze.

Nietzsche

In dying one suffers to the very end. This takes several forms. Physiologically the body is without hope, losing to external and internal elements as if it were a mere battlefield for combative or invasive viruses, bacteria, and microorganisms.2 Emotionally and psychologically the ...

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