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This book suggest that the claims made for Kubler-Ross’s work are inflated if not erroneous. It uncovers a history of deception associated with Kubler-Ross’s research as well as with her clinical and educational initiatives. This history of deception is particularly poignant because Kubler-Ross’s practice may have embodied the very values of denial, deception and inappropriate care which she condemned in normative medicine. This volume traces the history of Kubler-Ross’s life work, particularly her history of thought, and challenges the death awareness movement to be more accountable in its care of the dying.
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