The morality of mortality
Does our approach to Covid-19 signal that death is our last great cultural taboo?
Michael Buerk, chairman, Moral Maze
On BBC Radio’s Moral Maze this week, we took a more lateral look at the measures to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic by asking whether this reflected a cultural refusal to face the inevitability of death. Have we paid disproportionate attention to preventing deaths from Covid-19 to the detriment of others? Have we been, on…
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