The suspicious life of human corpses

"Death is not boring." This is what the American writer and journalist (Mary Roth) opens her interesting book, and she investigates and discusses in a historical, moral, logical, and scientific context as well, if it is better for human corpses to provide services to human life instead of being satisfied with lying on its appearance, and slowly and lazy. The perseverance writer takes us on a miraculous, exciting, and sometimes disgusting journey, to inform us of the summary of two thousand years of exploiting human corpses in the anatomical medical studies, verifying historical and religious allegations, developing military science, making the auto and aircraft and amazing, and suspicious research, which all try to reach a method A ideal for the disposal of human bodies in a useful and practical way, not to mention the research that addresses the origin of the soul and where it lies from the body; Up to the science of organ transplantation, which has achieved amazing mutations in the medical sector, in an invaluable interest in humanity. The book is also not without the wit and humor adopted by the writer, especially in front of the issue of eating human meat and the cultures of peoples who preceded the practice of therapeutic rituals using organs or human extracts in a way that is not imagined by the mind. In short, it is a book of scientific curiosity in part of it, and exploratory ambition in another, as it is not without suspense, provocation and excessive strangeness; This makes it a fatty material for lovers of horror books and excitement topics.