The suspicious life of human corpses

This is how the American writer and journalist Mary Rouch begins her exciting book, exploring and discussing in a historical, ethical, logical, and scientific context whether it is more appropriate for human corpses to serve human life instead of merely lying on their backs stiff and slowly decaying with laziness. The persistent author takes us on an amazing, exciting, and sometimes disgusting journey to present the summary of two thousand years of exploiting human corpses in anatomical medical studies, verifying historical and religious claims, developing military sciences, manufacturing cars and airplanes, and many astonishing and suspicious researches, all of which aim to find an optimal way to dispose of human corpses in a useful and practical manner, not to mention studies that delve into the origin of the soul and where it resides in the body; reaching the science of organ transplantation, which has achieved remarkable leaps in the medical sector, bringing invaluable benefits to humanity. Number of pages: 400 Year of publication: 2023 Publisher: Takween Publications