Titlebook: Evolutionary Perspectives on Death; Todd K. Shackelford,Virgil Zeigler-Hill Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 death studies.ph

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Nonhuman Primate Responses to Death, to deceased individuals in their groups, we do not yet know what they understand about what has happened or at what point, if ever, they understand that another individual is gone permanently. Moreover, in many cases, we do not even know the degree to which other species possess the concepts that a

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Did Human Reality Denial Breach the Evolutionary Psychological Barrier of Mortality Salience? A Thecies––including certain mammals (cetaceans, elephants, and great apes) and birds (corvids and passerines). One collection of such related features is our remarkable ability for ignoring or denying reality in the face of clear facts, a high capacity for self-deception and false beliefs, overarching o

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Death in Literature,ee short stories. The framework makes use of ideas from evolutionary psychology, human life history theory, terror management theory, the psychology of meaning, the psychology of fiction, and evolutionary literary theory. This chapter explains why humans create literary depictions of death, describe

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Last Moments: Witnessing and Representing the Death of Pets,sm. The world of pet euthanasia, as an academic point of interest, is largely unexplored. Only a handful of academic articles, scattered through literature of the past four decades, have focused on the death of companion animals, and nearly always from the angle of the psychology of pet loss and ber

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