Horizon - S04E02: When Is a Body Dead? / How to Win Friends and Influence People

Name: When Is a Body Dead? / How to Win Friends and Influence People
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1967-01-31
Duration: 1 h

Jan 31, 1967DocumentarySeason 4, Episode 2

Medical advances have made it possible for 'life' to be maintained in an unconscious patient who has irrevocable brain damage and who might also be dependent on artificial aids to circulation and respiration. Is it now meaningless to define 'death' as the cessation of a heart beat? Why do so many people have difficulty In communicating, or in simply getting-on with other people? Psychologists have now begun to analyse aspects of social behaviour in a way which they believe will lead to more pleasant and more effective human relationships.

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01Sons of CainJan 17, 1967 02When Is a Body Dead? / How to Win Friends and Influence PeopleJan 31, 1967 03How Best to Make a Man / How Best to Make a ScientistFeb 14, 1967 04Dynamo - The Life of Michael FaradayFeb 28, 1967 05MigraineMar 14, 1967 06How Safe Is Surgery?Mar 28, 1967 07Sleep and DreamsApr 11, 1967 08The Shape of War to ComeApr 25, 1967 09MemoryMay 09, 1967 10Masters of the DesertMay 23, 1967 11Cancer - The Search for the VirusJun 06, 1967 12Cancer - The Smoker's GambleJun 20, 1967 13Science and the SupernaturalJul 04, 1967 14HypnosisJul 18, 1967 15The War of the BoffinsSep 12, 1967 17Aspects of AlcoholSep 26, 1967 18Lords of the SeaOct 10, 1967 19Will Art Last?Oct 24, 1967 20Air Safety: The Unknown FactorNov 17, 1967 21The Life and Death of the Pine ProcessionaryNov 21, 1967 22Koestler on CreativityDec 05, 1967 23The World of Ted SeriosDec 12, 1967 24Professor in ToylandDec 24, 1967

Horizon S04E02 Synopsis

Stream Horizon "When Is a Body Dead? / How to Win Friends and Influence People" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1967-01-31, this episode is part of Season 4 of Horizon. With a runtime of 1h, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Medical advances have made it possible for 'life' to be maintained in an unconscious patient who has irrevocable brain damage and who might also be dependent on artificial aids to circulation and respiration. Is it now meaningless to define 'death' a...