Introduction -- Part I : Is death bad for those that die? -- Victims -- Reconsidering categorical desire view -- Epicureanism, extrinsic badness, and prudence -- Lucretius and the fear of death -- The harms of death -- Seeds: On personal identity and resurrection -- Part II : Living with death -- Fearing death as fearing the loss of one's life: Lessons from alzheimer's disease -- Constructing death as form of failure: Addressing mortality in a neoliberal age -- Love and death -- Learning to be dead: The narrative problem of mortality -- Love and death: The problem of resilience -- Part III : The value of an immortal life -- Immortality, identity, and desirability -- Resources for overcoming the boredom of immortality in Fischer and Kierkegaard -- Immortality and the exhaustibility of value

1. Death
2. Immortality