Examining the intersection of digital media and spirituality, this book delves into how the creation of digital afterlives reshapes societal and religious perceptions of death and what follows. It highlights the evolving nature of mourning, remembrance, and the impact of technology on traditional beliefs about the afterlife.
Focusing on the evolving landscape of higher education, this book examines the purpose and function of universities in the context of digital and postdigital learning. It highlights the disconnect between students' learning approaches and institutional strategies, offering insights into how universities can adapt to better meet the needs of modern learners. Through critical analysis, it aims to foster a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities presented by technological advancements in education.
Offering a comprehensive overview of qualitative research, this resource is ideal for newcomers and those refreshing their knowledge. It effectively blends theoretical insights with practical guidance, equipping readers with the necessary tools to conduct successful qualitative studies. The book addresses core concepts and emerging issues, making it a valuable reference for both beginners and experienced researchers alike.
What is artificial intelligence (AI)? How does AI affect death matters and the digital beyond? How are death and dying handled in our digital age? AI for Dying and Death covers a broad range of literature, research and challenges around this topic. It explores ethical memorisation, digital legacies and bereavement, post death avatars and AI and the digital beyond. It also analyzes religious perspectives on AI for death and dying, and planning for death in a digital age.