Death Concept from Academicians Point Of View: A Qualitative Research

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Abstract:
Introduction

No doubt death and life after death and human attitude is considered as one of the main subjects in all religions. This study is aimed to determine the concept of death from academicians´ point of view.

Method

This qualitative study was performed through content analysis method، and the data were collected through interviews. Sampling was conducted through purposeful sampling method. 21 individuals were interviewed in Arak University of Medical Sciences for 2 months. Constant comparative analysis was utilized for data analysis.

Results

Data analysis has shown that six main codes were identified; certain reality، cognition، necessity، anxiety، death memory، and death quality. In this study the theme of “Death as a spiritual and positive point of view originated from participants’ belief in resurrection” emerged.

Conclusion

In this study the persons’ views about death، which originated from their belief in resurrection، were positive and spiritual. From participants’ point of view death is a stage in the evolution of mankind. Thinking of death prevents humans from committing sin and has a main role in human maturity.

Language:
Persian
Published:
Journal of Qualitative Research in Health Sciences, Volume:2 Issue: 4, 2013
Pages:
358 to 365
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