Predetermination and nihilism in W. B. Yeats's theatre by Torres Ribelles, Francisco Javier

“…The paper goes on to suggest that underlying the negative determinism of Yeats's late period there is a nihilistic view of life, of life after death and even of the work of art. The paper concludes by arguing that the poet may have exaggerated his pose as a response to his admitted inability to change the modern world and as a means of overcoming his sense of impending annihilation.…”
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Part 2: Cross-channel memorialisation: Edward Young in France by Seth, C

“…He achieved international fame with his Night Thoughts (1742–5), a long blank-verse poem mourning three bereavements and arguing for the consolation of immortal life after death. In the second part of the chapter Catriona Seth considers the fortune of the Night Thoughts in French translation and the importance granted to the scene of Narcissa’s burial. …”

A Critical Explanation of Modarres Zenozi's Theory about Corporeal Resurrection by Abolfazl Kiashemshaki

“…So, on the basis of Modarres' theory it will be possible to have a new perspective on life after death which is more compatible with Quran and Sunna and is away from the difficulties of Dashtaki's theory.…”
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A Lively Afterlife and Beyond : The Soul in Plato, Homer, and the Orphica by Radcliffe G. Edmonds III

“…I first examine the idea, which appears in many different sources from the earliest evidence, of a lively afterlife, an idea that differs from the epic vision of Homer where poetic glory provides the only meaningful form of life after death. Nevertheless, a differentiated afterlife with judgement, complex geography, and rewards and punishments was a widespread and generally accepted idea, which Plato manipulates in various ways in different dialogues. …”
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L’épisode « San Junipero » de Black Mirror : les miroitements du post-humain by Hélène Machinal

“…The latter indeed rests on a process of defamiliarization often triggered by a novum introduced in the episode – in “San Junipero”, the possibility of a virtual eternal life after death. The episode can be analysed as hybrid because it plays on the conventions of both science fiction and the fantastic. …”
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Revenge Through Haunting: Expression of Women’s Anger in the Movies, Tookaidoo Yotsuya Kaidan and Sundel Bolong by Rouli Esther Pasaribu, Meilia Widya Ananda

“…The research found that these women cannot express their anger in the real world, which is controlled by the patriarchal order. Life after death is the only space where they can express their anger. …”
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Kirves Nergali jaoks. Täheldusi sumerite ja akkadlaste allilmakujutlustest by Vladimir Sazonov

“…The text reflects the imaginations of ancient Sumerians and Akkadiansconcerning afterlife in the netherworld.In ancient Egypt the fate of people after death was decided by the great gods of the netherworld and people could be happy if they had not committed any serious sins. In Mesopotamia life after death in the kingdom of Nergal was quite different from that of ancient Egypt – people suffered under very bad conditions. …”
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Adversarial Collaboration on a Drake-S Equation for the Survival Question by Brian Laythe, James Houran

“… The idea of ‘life after death’ transcends philosophy or religion, as science can test predictions from claims by both its advocates and skeptics. …”
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Belief and Personality Characteristics of Entrepreneurs from the Perspective of Islam by ثریا قطبی, سيد رضا حجازي, ابوالفضل رضيان

“…This feature makes a person trust God, accept the dangers of God's hope, and not be disappointed by the possibility of failure, and belief in life after death creates a divine intention for others. …”
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How *Not* to Do Survival Research: Reflections on the Bigelow Institute Essay Competition by Keith Augustine

“… The recent Bigelow Institute contest rewarding the “best” evidence for life after death epitomizes much of what’s wrong with the current state of survival research, its participants constituting a who’s who list of contemporary survival researchers. …”
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Arguments for Possibility of Resurrection in View of Allameh Tabataba’i by morteza motaghi nejhad

“…The Quran offers a series of instances referring to the revival of the dead so objectively that all are accurate examples of the life after death.…”
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Erich Neumann – Der mystische Mensch by Véronique Liard

“…We will conclude with three questions that mysticism, as Neumann imagines it, raises: man as an image of God, life after death and salvation.…”
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“Yesterday is History, Tomorrow is a Mystery”: Dying in South African Frail Care by Casey Golomski

“…The religious, cultural, and racial diversity of staff and residents, along with their different medical understandings of declining health and death constellate expansive perceptions of dying and life after death. Staff and residents share certainty about the continuity of a soul or spirit after death through a Christian God, although precise locations and modes of egress for these spiritual entities are uncertain. …”
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A Qualitative Research on University Students’ Religious Approaches during the Grieving Process by Elif Kara

“…Secondly, although students believe in God, life after death, and heaven, they have been determined to need spiritual support when adapting to loss and rearranging their life. …”
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Ölüm Ötesi İnancının Bilişsel Açıklamalarının Eleştirel Bir Analizi by Mahdi Biabanaki

“…They see the belief in life after death as a non-reflective or intuitive belief that results from the functioning of mental tools. …”
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The Concept of the Immortality of the Soul: A Biblical-Theological Study by Joseph Danquah

“…Despite concerted efforts to disprove the idea of life after death, the doctrine remains a theological enigma. …”
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Nonreligious Afterlife: Emerging Understandings of Death and Dying by Chris Miller, Lori G. Beaman

“…Rather, participants in Death Cafés draw simultaneously on many ideas, and reveal ways of conceptualizing life after death—in various forms—without the guidance of religion. …”
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THE ISLAMIC EDUCATIONAL VALUES IN THE PUPPETRY (Study on the story of Cungkring Takon Suwarga by Dalang Amudy Nata Prawa Cirebon West Jawa) by Nurul Huda SA, Lili Faridah

“…The Position of the story of cungkring takon Suwarga and its relationship with public life today is able to become an awareness for the media and a reminder of human life after death (tadzkiratul maut) in terms of awareness about life in the hereafter. …”
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Rejoicing the visual richness in mosque architecture in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. by iftikhar Ali, Mir Wali Shah

“…Aside from being a functional location for salah (prayer), it also has symbolic value as a representation of Muslim religious beliefs and life after death. This study is focused on the visual richness of the mosque's architectural design and the identification of those elements that adds fullness to the experiential qualities of the mosques. …”
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The Thanatomicrobiome: A Missing Piece of the Microbial Puzzle of Death by Gulnaz T Javan, Sheree J Finley, Zain eAbidin, Jennifer G Mulle, Jennifer G Mulle

“…Death is a universal phenomenon; however, is there life after death? This topic has been investigated for centuries but still there are grey areas that have yet to be elucidated. …”
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