Watch writer Will Self, philosopher Stephen Cave and Dr Joanna Cook, lecturer in Medical Anthropology, UCL as they ask: If a fuller life requires a deeper acceptance of death, what stops us facing up to the inevitable? Chaired by Jonathan Rowson, director, Social Brain Centre, RSA.
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