Talking About Death of Loved Ones
The goal is to engage in critical thinking and analyses of the podcast therefore please avoid giving a synopsis or summary. When writing these papers reflect on your initial thoughts, reactions, and feelings. Students are encouraged to discuss what they’ve learned, how does the podcast episode connect with the readings, and discuss their point of view about the episode. The expected length for these papers is approximately 1 ½ - 2 double-spaced page using 12pt Times New Roman font. Do not exceed 2 pages
Podcast Reflection
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Podcast Reflection
The perspectives offered by Caitlin Doughty on death have redefined my perspective on how to talk about the death of loved ones. In most cases, I have always approached death from a reserved perspective. I have always feared to impact my words or actions may have on others as I focus on talking about the death of loved ones. Therefore, I have always reserved my remarks or tributes. There are several remarks from Doughty that have been refreshing. First, talking about death is liberating (NPR, 2014). Liberation ensures that facts are shared about death, allowing people to overcome their emotions. Additionally, a