The near-death experience of a nonverbal person with congenital quadriplegia

The Near-Death Experience of a Nonverbal Person with Congenital Quadriplegia

This article describes the near-death experience (NDE) a 39year-old man born with severe spastic quadriplegia had when he was two and one-half years old. Nonverbal because of cerebral palsy, the man was able to communicate about his experience after he heard a therapist talking to another person about NDEs. The man experienced a fairly typical NDE and has had seven subsequent out-of-body experi...

Death, Dying and near Death Experience

Psychology of deaths due to acute medical emergencies is under-researched. Most studies till now have concentrated on extended-death situations like malignancy. This open pilot study of twenty five patients examines the psychological state of patients during a life threatening acute medical illness (Group A, ten patients) and of those who survive such an experience (Group B, fifteen patients). ...

Near death experience: neuroscience perspective

The cycle of life starts with conception and progresses to birth, maturity, old age, and death. We know a significant amount about what happens during most of these stages; however, the final step, death, defies many of our attempts to study and comprehend it. The cultural rituals that surround death attest to our fascination with this concluding stage of life. Cultures often look at death as a...

an investigation of the types of text reduction in subtitling: a case study of the persian film gilaneh with english subtitles

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The Death of a Person