How Death Shapes Life

Abstract Life and death: they’re opposites. But each one can be defined by the other. That means death shapes life. But how? When things go well, death shapes life from the background of our awareness. This fact has profound consequences for every facet of life: politics and governance, interpersonal relationships, and all forms of human consciousness.

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Think
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s1477175625000211
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Political Theology and Sovereignty
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How Death Shapes Life

Susanna Siegel
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Political Theology and Sovereignty
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How Death Shapes Life

Susanna Siegel
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Abstract

Abstract Life and death: they’re opposites. But each one can be defined by the other. That means death shapes life. But how? When things go well, death shapes life from the background of our awareness. This fact has profound consequences for every facet of life: politics and governance, interpersonal relationships, and all forms of human consciousness.

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