Talks
In Conversation: The American Feminist Art Movement & its Impact on Contemporary Art
Join us for in-conversation event between Professor Judith K. Brodsky and Dr. Ferris Olin chaired by Marjorie W. Martay at Murray Edwards College.
The Wellcome Trust collection (Creative Commons license)
What is a good death in the 21st century?
Thu 10 January 2019
King’s College, Cambridge
Is a "good death" something to be valued and aspired to? Is it achievable, manageable - or is it something best left undefined?
This roundtable event brings together speakers whose professional interests in the matter of dying well take very different forms - philosophical to practical, spiritual to biological. In collaboration with the audience, we want to make space for these multiple perspectives on the crucial and universal question of what makes a good death.
Speakers:
Professor Steven Luper, author of The Philosophy of Death (2009), Regius Professor of Philosophy at Trinity University, Texas
Lorraine Moth, community palliative care matron at Arthur Rank Hospice, Cambridgeshire
Reverend Andrew Hammond, Chaplain, King's College Cambridge
Dr Pantelis Nicola, NHS doctor
Dr Mehrunisha Suleman, researcher in ethics and global health, currently focusing on Muslim perspectives on end-of-life care. Research associate at the HRH Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Centre of Islamic Studies
Cost: Free - please book
Enquiries and booking
Booking is recommended for this event.
Enquiries: Emma Salgard Cunha Website Email: ECL32@cam.ac.uk
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