The phrase “Memento mori” (remember your death) became popular in medieval Christianity – death was especially poignant as the plague spread throughout Europe and Asia, killing millions ...

“Memento” comes from the imperative form of “meminisse,” a Latin verb that literally means “to remember.” (The term “memento mori,” meaning “a reminder of mortality ...

The Philosophical Research Society will host a day-long celebration on Sept. 7, marking the release of Joanna Ebenstein’s deeply personal new book, “Memento Mori: Contemplating Death to Live a ...

The Memento Mori Tour will launch in Sacramento, Calif., on March 23 and head east, stopping in several major U.S. cities plus three Canadian venues.They'll perform at New York City's Madison ...

Memento Mori is a bleak and cynical look at life and a celebration of death and what comes after life. Its themes feel very reminiscent of many songs by The Smiths, particularly “Asleep.” The album is ...