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See Dracula’s Ex-Girlfriend - https://go.nebula.tv/dex Sign up to Patreon -   / philosophytube   Caitlin Doughty (AKA Ask A Mortician)    / @askamortician   MUSIC: The Sun is Scheduled to Come Out Tomorrow by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/honor/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/ The House Glows (With Almost No Help) by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/darkglow/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/ BIBLIOGRAPHY: Sara Ahmed, The Cultural Politics of Emotion Josef Burton, “We’re So Glad It’s You,” in Verso Judith Butler, “Afterword,” in David Eng & David Kazanjian (eds.), Loss Judith Butler, Frames of War Judith Butler, Precarious Life Naomi Cahn, “The Digital Afterlife is A Mess,” in Slate Beverley Clack, “Constructing Death as a Form of Failure: Addressing Mortality in a Neoliberal Age,” in Immortality and the Philosophy of Death Beverley Clack, How to Be A Failure and Still Live Well Marianne Cooper and Maxim Voronov, “We’ve Hit Peak Denial: Here’s Why We Can’t Turn Away from Reality,” in Scientific American David Crimp, “Melancholia and Moralism,” in David Eng & David Kazanjian (eds.), Loss Douglas Crimp, “Mourning and Militancy” Helen de Cruz, “Thinking least (or a lot) of death: On the toxicity of positive thinking, and the power of philosophy as therapy,” Ann Cvetkovich, “Legacies of Trauma, Legacies of Activism: ACT Up’s Lesbians,” in David Eng & David Kazanjian (eds.), Loss Caitlin Doherty, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes David Eng & David Kazanjian, “Introduction,” in David Eng & David Kazanjian (eds.), Loss David Eng & Shinhee Han, “A Dialogue on Racial Melancholia,” in David Eng & David Kazanjian (eds.), Loss Valerie Hey, “Be(Long)Ing,” in Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana Susanne Greenhalgh, “Our Lady of Flowers,” in Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana Gil Hochberg, “From “Shooting and Crying” to “Shooting and Singing”,” in Contending Modernities Richard Johnson, “Exemplary Differences,” Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg “Introduction,” in Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana Adrian Kear, “Diana Between Two Deaths,” in Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana Tamara Kneese, Deathglitch Jess Lingel, “The Digital Remains: Social Media and Practices of Grief,” in The Information Society Michael Massimi and Andrew Charise, “Dying, Death, and Mortality,” in Proceedings of the 27th International Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems Achille Mbembe, Necropolitics Media Diversified, “How the West Lies to Itself in Order to Destroy the Other” Sebastien Mena, Jukka Rintamaki, Peter Fleming, and Andre Spicer, “On the Forgetting of Corporate Irresponsibility,” in Academy of Management Review Thomas Nagel, “Death” and “War,” in Mortal Questions Mica Nava, “Diana and Race,” in Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana William Odom, Richard Banks, and Dave Kirk, “Reciprocity, Deep Storage, and Letting Go” Victoria Pitts, “Illness and Internet Empowerment,” in Health Val Plumwood, “Meeting the Predator” Val Plumwood, “Tasteless: Towards A Food-Based Approach to Death” April Rosenblum, “The Past Didn’t Go Anywhere” Falguni Sheth, Toward A Political Philosophy of Race William J. Spurlin, “I’d Rather Be the Princess Than the Queen!,” in Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana Deborah Lynn Steinberg, “Bowie, Diana, and Why We Mourn in Public,” in The Conversation Deborah Lynn Steinberg, “The Bad Patient: Estranged Subjects of Cancer Care,” in Body and Society Tom Stoppard, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Jatinda Verma, “Mourning Diana, Asian Style,” in Adrian Kear & Deborah Lynn Steinberg (eds.) Mourning Diana 00:00 - 11:24 Chapter 1: Is This Loss? 11:24 - 21:59 Chapter 2: Prepare to Die 21:59 - 39:12 Ignoring Mass Death 39:12 - 46:43 Can We Do Anything About It? 46:43 - 1:00:00 It is Very Difficult to Make Videos About This #Philosophy #Anxiety #Existentialism