What is not a way Revel and Ricard describe the Western conception of death?
A) Death is taboo
B) Death is an insurmountable obstacle to the ideal of Western civilization
C) Death destroys what Westerners care about the most, themselves
D) In the Western conception, death is celebrated

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Revel and Ricard argue that in the Western conception, death is often seen as taboo, an insurmountable obstacle, and a destroyer of the self, rather than something to be celebrated.

What Is Not a Way Revel and Ricard Describe the Western