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ca-3669	Hannig, Anita	Author(iz)ing Death: Medical Aid-in-Dying and the Morality of Suicide	2019		.htm	text/html	11371	493	56	In carving out a form of willful death that sits in a category of its own, activists can gesture to the complex medico-technical, bureaucratic, and legal assemblage that has come to govern assisted deaths and that has led to their routinization in states that permit them. To better appreciate how aid-in-dying has been positioned against suicide as a form of intentional death, the next section revisits key approaches in the anthropological study of suicide, followed by a brief historical framing of assisted death in the broader context of the medicalization of dying.	cache/ca-3669.htm	txt/ca-3669.txt