Dying Is Not Death

Exploring the act of dying through a humanistic lens, the author delves into how technology impacts our understanding and experience of death. Each chapter presents a unique narrative, highlighting individuals grappling with the medical system's interventions as they face their mortality. Lee Hoinacki critiques conventional medical practices, suggesting they may hinder our ability to prepare for death, ultimately urging readers to reflect on the universal nature of dying and its implications in a technologically driven society.