Death and the college student.
Subtitle: A collection of brief essays on death and suicide by Harvard youth.
By: Edited by Edwin S. Shneidman. Foreword by Dana L. Farnsworth.
Publisher: Behavioral Publications
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
Subjects: College students -- Suicidal behavior; Death
Table of contents: title: Death is alive and well in the ghetto, by B. F. Rose.; title: Hope and suicide in the  concentration camp, by C. W. Beaver.; title: "Growing old": death by installment plan, by W. F. Scoggins.; title: Combat death, by J. Baruch.; title: Help wanted: a limited study of responses to one person's cry for help, by L. Moss.; title: The funeral industry in Boston, by J. Baird.; title: Wake, by D. B. Gordon.; title: Monolithic daddyism: an  autobiographical account of death, by G. W. Harding.; title: Attitudes and reactions evoked by a suicide, by R. Albert, Jr.; title: The death cult of James Dean, by A. F. Cooper.; title: manny rap, by W. Abronski.; title: My suicide attempt and the encouragement of Herman Hesse, Anonymous.; title: Psychological death and resurrection, Anonymous.; title: Death in the philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre, by R. Ruiz.; title: Unamuno and death, by G. W. Hornig.; title: Romantic death in "Elvira Madigan", by J. McGarry.; title: Reflections on the Bardo Thodol; or, Tibetian Book of the dead, by J. Pulitzer IV.; title: Dead ernest, by S. Longstreth.; title: James Agee's A death in the family, by R. Genz.