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The Semiotics of Death and its Medical Implications
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  • 1971Death: Process or Event?209 cited
  • 2003To die across languages: Toward a typology of achievement verbs122 cited
  • 1977Death, Dying, and the Biological Revolution; Our Last Quest for Responsibility58 cited

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