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Montaigne remarks in his essay on death (the name of which is quoted in my own essay's title): “All days travel towards death, the last one reaches it.” (p. 67) Seen from this perspective, death is not simply an essential part of our life, but life is our “definitive journey” towards death. How shall we travel this “definitive journey” – to quote the title of a poem by Jimenez –, how can we reconcile our love of life with the knowledge of the definitiveness of our destination? For we will have to leave, if we like it or not, some sooner, some later, “but the birds will stay, singing,” as Jimenez says in his poem. The world will continue in its natural course, hardly taking notice.

Life and death in East and West – Montaigne’s views on death compared to attitudes found in the Chinese tradition