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The 30 pages that link to Suicide, each with the reason it gives.

• UnemploymentRelated: Population studies link economic distress, including unemployment, with changes in suicide risk.

• AbsurdismRelated: Camus opens The Myth of Sisyphus by asking whether the absurd makes suicide rational.

• Stigma of mental illnessRelated: Isolation and barriers to support can compound distress and increase risks for some people.

• Eating disorderRelated: Eating disorders are associated with elevated suicide risk, making safety assessment important.

• Suicide preventionNarrower topic: Suicide prevention addresses the factors and circumstances that lead to these deaths.

• Christian martyrdomCompared with: Christian martyrdom conventionally concerns death inflicted by persecutors, not self-inflicted death.

• HomicideCompared with: It is a death caused by oneself, rather than a killing of one person by another.

• Robin WilliamsRelated: Williams died by suicide in 2014; his death brought renewed attention to mental health and neurological disease.

• Manner of deathBroader topic: It is assigned when evidence supports self-inflicted death with intent to die.

• Paul CelanRelated: Celan died by suicide in 1970; this fact is often invoked, sometimes reductively, in readings of his work.

• Robert FitzRoyRelated: FitzRoy died by suicide in 1865 after financial strain and worsening health.

• AnomieNarrower topic: Durkheim’s anomic type links changing social regulation to altered suicide rates.

• SallekhanaCompared with: The central dispute is whether sallekhana’s religious context and conditions make it morally distinct.

• Suicide attemptCompared with: An attempt is nonfatal; suicide results in death.

• David Foster WallaceRelated: Wallace died by suicide in 2008, a fact often invoked in discussions of his life and posthumous reputation.

• Leopoldo LugonesRelated: Lugones died by suicide in 1938, a fact often treated cautiously in accounts of his life and legacy.

• Sadegh HedayatRelated: Hedayat died by suicide in Paris; his death has shaped biographical readings of his fiction.

• Lao SheNarrower topic: His death in 1966 is commonly described as suicide amid persecution, though details remain disputed.

• Anthony BourdainRelated: Bourdain’s death by suicide prompted public discussion of mental health and the limits of celebrity narratives.

• Luigi TencoNarrower topic: Tenco’s death was officially classified as suicide, a conclusion that has remained disputed.

• Geli RaubalNarrower topic: Raubal’s death in 1931 was ruled a suicide.

• Jean-Joseph RabeariveloRelated: Rabearivelo died by suicide in 1937, often discussed alongside his diaries and colonial isolation.

• Russian rouletteRelated: Russian roulette may involve suicidal intent, though intent can vary between participants.

• Alexander FadeyevNarrower topic: Fadeyev died by suicide in 1956, amid personal distress and reassessment of his political past.

• Carole LandisRelated: Landis died by suicide in 1948, a death that shaped the public memory of her life.

• Egon FriedellRelated: Facing arrest during the Nazi persecution, Friedell died by suicide in Vienna in 1938.

• Herman BroodRelated: Brood died by suicide in 2001, a fact inseparable from accounts of his life.

• History of suicideNarrower topic: The historical subject depends on how societies have defined intentional self-killing.

• Jack KevorkianNarrower topic: Debates about Kevorkian turn on how assisted death relates to suicide.

• Woo Bum-kon incidentRelated: Woo died by suicide after killing hostages during the final confrontation.