Essais sur l'histoire de la mort en Occident: Du Moyen Âge à nos jours

Publié par Seuil, le 01 novembre 1975

240 pages

Résumé

An analysis of shifting attitudes towards death in Western civilization from the middle ages to the present day. Based on lectures given for members of the faculty, students and guests of the History Department of Johns Hopkins University at Baltimore, Maryland, these four essays are the result of extensive research into the history of changing attitudes to death and the effects which western industrialization, and especially the culture of the United States, has had on these social changes. Philippe Ariès, a social historian whose earlier book Centuries of Childhood won great acclaim, has published in France and in the United States a number of scholarly essays dealing with death.

Amour et sexualité en Occident

De la Révolution à la Grande Guerre (Histoire de la vie privée, tome 4)

Amour et sexualité en Occident

De L'Empire romain à l'an mil (Histoire de la vie privée, tome I)

Sexualidades occidentales

Histoire de la vie privee, tome 1 - de l'empire romain a l'an mil

Images de l'homme devant la mort

Saint-pierre ou la douceur de vivre ?

Critiques