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,‘There Is Nothing like a Dead Man to Demand Existence’ (Antonin Artaud),e, write in memory of their own death. This chapter explores the testimony offered by—and to—such paradoxical enunciations as ‘I have died’ in the work of Antonin Artaud, as he addresses not only his experience of electro-shock treatment but also his sense of a social bewitchment that causes the dea

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Conclusion to Difficult Death, Dying, and the Dead in Media and Culture,we begin to look at the difficulties of death and dying. The chapter looks towards the ways in which we interact with death, dying and the dead through varied media—exploring the concepts of celebrity, online interactions with mortality, the differences and divides between real and fictional death,

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