Discusión:Orden de la Buena Muerte
Movimiento Muerte en Positivo[editar]
Falta por incluir la traducción del texto sobre el Death-positive movement que aparece en este artículo de la wikipedia en inglés:
Death positivity was popularized[dubious – discuss] by Caitlin Doughty as a play on the term sex positivity. The death-positive movement is a social and philosophical movement that encourages people to speak openly about death, dying, and corpses. The movement seeks to eliminate the silence around death-related topics, decrease anxiety surrounding death, and encourages more diversity in end of life care options available to the public.[18]
However, the ideas behind the movement have existed much longer.[19] The Order of the Good Death website lists the beliefs of the death-positive movement as being that cultural censorship of death and dying does more harm than good, that open discussions about death should be accepted as a natural human curiosity, that families should have full rights to care for the bodies of their loved ones without intervention from funeral businesses, and that end of life care should be diversified and performed in ways that cause less damage to the environment than our current practices.[20] The movement also strongly encourages participants to speak to their families about their own end of life wishes, even if they are young and healthy, and is critical of the commercialized funeral industry.[21] It also encourages people to express their feelings about death through art.[22] Other organizations such as End Well,[23] founded by physician and film producer, Shoshana R. Ungerleider,[24] are contributing to the movement by hosting an annual conference and media platform to highlight solutions to make the end of life experience more human-centered.[25] Death Over Dinner,[26] founded by restaurateur and author, Michael Hebb and Angel Grant, is an organization that encourages people to have dinner parties to talk about mortality which has facilitated more than 200,000 dinners.[27]