Percepções da morte e do morrer entre militares do corpo de bombeiros: (des)temores do trabalho

Abstract

While concern about the impact of death on the psychic life remount the origins of modern thought, as demonstrated by the pioneering work of Sigmund Freud and William James, there is a relative paucity of research on the issue of death and dying off more focused concerns on mental health (KASTEMBAUM, 1983). Without going into the merits of the experience of death implement more or less specific forms of psychological distress, we discuss the ways in which the relationship between work and death are experienced by specific individuals, and what aspects, these experiences are more or less significant elements of their individual identities.