Date: Tue, 9 Sep 1997 10:00:53 +0000 From: E.Tulle-Winton-AT-gcal.ac.uk (Emmanuelle Tulle-Winton) Subject: Re: Foucault and Aries >Hello. Sorry; I don't know about that reference, myself. However, Aries did >a lecture (perhaps for Johns Hopkins?) regarding shifts in _Western Views of >Death_ (apprx. title) over the centuries. He eventually stated that death >has taken the place of sex as the most taboo of subjects. I found this >particularly interesting when juxtaposing Foucault's views of sex and the >body!! Anyone read this particular Aries text/ have comments? >K The exact reference is Western Attitudes toward Death: From the Middle Ages to the Present, trans P{atricia M Ranum, Johns Hopkins Univ Press, Baltimore, 1974. References to this text can be found in Z Bauman (1992) Moratlity, Immortality and Other Life Strategies, Polity. Sorry this is in lieu of views/comments! Ive not actually read the Aries text. Emmanuelle Emmanuelle Tulle-Winton Department of Social Science Glasgow Caledonian University Glasgow G4 0BA Scotland Tel: 0141 331 3330 Fax: 0141 331 3439
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