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depictions of death in television and the movies

While television and cinematic film are well recognized as the medium with the greatest communication impact across the globe, only recently have the various forms of death depicted in these formats received serious consideration. Because death is no longer a taken-for-granted finality to life, it has become a focus of considerable research and debate. [Source: Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience; Depictions of Death in Television and the Movies]

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