original_query: What is the view presented in the text regarding the conception of death?
query: What are the different conceptions of death presented in the text regarding donation after circulatory death (DCD)?
answer: The text presents varying conceptions of death, particularly focusing on the distinction between the "strong" and "weak" interpretations of irreversibility.  The strong interpretation defines death as an irreversible state where cardiocirculation cannot be restored by any intervention, while the weak interpretation considers death irreversible if restoration is not attempted due to factors like DNR orders or medical futility.  The text explores how these differing views impact the ethical considerations surrounding DCD, particularly regarding the "dead donor rule" and the timing of death declaration.