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> VIVRE AVEC LA MORT ET LES MOURANTS, de Elisaheth Kübler-Ross. — Elisabeth Kübler-Ross a levé un tabou. Cette femme médecin accompagne des mourants depuis de nombreuses années. C’est en regardant la mort qu’on la réhumanise, dit-elle. Les mourants sont des « professeurs de vie ».
La documentation de ce livre provient de dix ans de travail auprès d’adultes et d’enfants, tous proches de la mort... À travers ces témoignages, nous pouvons comprendre les différents moyens d’expression des malades et entrevoir une perspective qui consiste à ne plus éluder les réponses illusoires, mais à dialoguer véritablement. Ed. du Rocher/Ed. du Tricorne, 1990. 208 p.
—3e millénaire, (17), Automne 1990

This short book is really only half by Kubler-Ross. Two of its four chapters are written by others, and the last chapter is transcription of an interview with Kubler-Ross. As a result, I think that the usefulness of the book is somewhat undermined; the book can't seem to determine if it is written for medical professionals or a general audience, nor can it figure out whether it is scholarly or not. I think the most interesting chapter was written by Martha Pearse Elliott, which talked about how involving parents in the care of children with cancer can help them in the process of accepting the death of their child. ( )

A good 40 years old now and still relevant. Looks at terminally ill patients and their experiences both of dying and of being cared for while dying. Nothing startlingly new but worth reading if you've noticed you might be mortal and are likely to die one day.

This is a ground breaking work was the first in its genre and was helpful in explaining the stages of grief. Her later works became occult, not even eccentric, and strange. ( )