concept   death
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • Western cultures (1) • Western countries (1) • Tibetan culture (1) • Mexican culture (1) • Tibetan Buddhist (1) • horror movie (1) • traditional beliefs (1) • Asian countries (1) • Christian (1) • Latin American Catholicism (1) • Religious or spiritual culture (1) • Roman mythology (1) • Western literature (1) • battlefield (1) • historical perspectives (1) • human culture (1) • literature (1) • modern medical culture (1) • modern society (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 death Western cultures In Western cultures, death is seen as a solemn occasion with distinct funeral traditions and mourning rituals. 15
2 death Western countries In Western countries, discussing death is often taboo and can evoke strong emotional reactions. 10
3 death Tibetan culture In Tibetan culture, death is seen as a natural transition and is honored through rituals such as sky burials. 4
4 death Mexican culture Day of the Dead in Mexican culture is a joyful celebration to honor and remember deceased loved ones. 2
5 death Tibetan Buddhist In Tibetan Buddhist culture, sky burials, where the deceased's body is offered to vultures, are a common practice. 2
6 death horror movie Death in horror movies is portrayed as supernatural or gruesome to frighten the audience. 2
7 death traditional beliefs Traditional cultures have rituals and beliefs for honoring and remembering the departed as they transition to another realm. 2
8 death Asian countries Death in Asian countries is commonly seen as a natural part of life, with specific rituals to honor deceased relatives. 1
9 death Christian In Christian cultures, death is often marked by religious rituals and funeral services with an emphasis on afterlife beliefs. 1
10 death Latin American Catholicism In Latin American Catholicism, death is commemorated with religious funeral rites and ceremonies. 1
11 death Religious or spiritual culture In religious or spiritual culture, death is seen as a transition to another realm, with rituals and ceremonies guiding the departed to the afterlife. 1
12 death Roman mythology In Roman mythology, death is governed by the god Pluto and is considered an inevitable part of life. 1
13 death Western literature Death is typically depicted in Western literature as a dark and unavoidable aspect of life, often with a focus on the afterlife and redemption. 1
14 death battlefield In battlefield culture, dying in battle is often glorified as a heroic and honorable sacrifice. 1
15 death historical perspectives Death in historical cultures was accompanied by specific rituals and funeral customs. 1
16 death human culture Cultural customs and beliefs surrounding death are diverse, encompassing burial ceremonies, sky burials, cremations, and other practices. 1
17 death literature Death in literature is often portrayed as a mystical or spiritual journey to another realm. 1
18 death modern medical culture Death in modern medical culture involves the participation of medical professionals and follows formalized processes to handle deceased individuals, typically in accordance with legal and medical protocols. 1
19 death modern society Death in modern society is often commemorated with funerals and memorial services. 1