Question: In The Presentation There Is A Quote By Berat: If We Regard Death As A Process, Then Either The Process Starts When The Person Is Still Living, Which Confuses The “Process Of Death With The Process Of Dying, For We All Regard Someone Who Is Dying As Not Yet Dead, Or The Process Of Death Starts When The Person Is No Longer Alive, Which Confuses Death …

In the presentation there is a quote by Berat: if we regard death as a process, then either the process starts when the person is still living, which confuses the “Process of death with the process of dying, for we all regard someone who is dying as not yet dead, or the process of death starts when the person is no longer alive, which confuses death with the process of disintegration. Death should be viewed not as a process but as the event that separates the process of dying from the process of disintegration. Given the above statement what is your opinion on when death occurs? Please explain your reasoning as to why you fall on either the side that death occurs when the heart stops and not until or death ofurs when higher brain function ceases even if the body persists. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). B IVS Paragraph Arial 14px A 2 I 品色 Q6 X² X 86 T The TT 99 2 Ω ΘΑ 出出出出出国到中國 ( * ) +]