Is it possible to study death without experiencing it? Daria Muss's lecture is a rare opportunity to look at the phenomenon of mortality through the lens of science, psychology, and personal exploration. What is death - an end or a transition? Can we talk about it without pathos and fear? Daria Muss's lecture "Thanatology: How to Study Death?" at "Order of Words" opens an important, yet often silenced conversation. A psychologist and suicide researcher, she shares knowledge gathered at the intersection of science, philosophy, and practice. This is not a grim topic, but a chance to talk about life through the understanding of its conclusion. Daria will explain what thanatology is and why it is needed in the modern world. Who are thanatopractors and how do they differ from thanatologists? What professions are related to death and how do they shape public perception of dying? What place does death occupy in culture, media, and the collective unconscious? The lecture will touch on not only theory but also personal aspects of the relationship with death. There will be an opportunity to ask questions and engage in dialogue. This event is for those who seek answers, are not afraid to look within, and value honest, open conversations about complex issues. Where to go in St. Petersburg, we tell on our website.