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The Last Part

Is passing away a part of life? It is argued here that it must be, insofar as passing away lies right on the line between existence and non-existence. Consequently, if life has radiant value, extending to its parts, and if one of those parts is passing away, then passing away has some of this value. This value is what we can affirm in passing away. There may be additional value in some so-called good deaths as well, when those deaths have their own narrative value.