Rabbia (ira) e terrore della morte | Ines Testoni | TEDxTreviso

When do we feel particularly angry? When our order is corrupted by the unpredictable. This has become evident with the "black swans" that humanity has faced and with an intimate event that affects each of us: death. This is why Ines Testoni, on the stage at TEDxTreviso, explains the importance of promoting a culture of education about death. Ines Testoni is Associate Professor of Social Psychology and director of the Master's Program in Death Studies & The End of Life. A psychologist and psychotherapist, writer, and philosopher, she is a student of Emanuele Severino. In 2018, she was recognized among the one hundred most authoritative scientists for the "Women Against Stereotypes" project by the University of Milan. Her primary areas of research concern the social psychology of death and dying. In particular, her scientific work focuses on the processing of grief through counseling and therapy, the construction of representations of death in various contexts of suffering, and associated variables. He also addresses ethical dilemmas and the role of psychology in solving problems related to death and dying. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx