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Being Human During COVID.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Hass, Kristin.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press, 2021.
Edition:1st ed.
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction: Living with the Virus That Knows How We See Each Other | Kristin Ann Hass
  • Part I: Naming
  • Chapter 1. This Virus Has No Eyes: Telling Stories in the Land of Monsters | Christopher Matthews
  • Chapter 2. Facing Our Pandemic | Sara Blair
  • Chapter 3. Living on Loss of Privileges: What We Learned in Prison | Patrick Bates, Alexandra Friedman, Adam Kouraimi, Ashley Lucas, Sriram Papolu, and Cozine Welch
  • Chapter 4. Not Even Past: Archiving 2020 in Real Time | Michelle McClellan and Aprille McKay
  • Part II: Waiting
  • Chapter 5. Waiting = Death: COVID-19, the Struggle for Racial Justice, and the AIDS Pandemic | David Caron
  • Chapter 6. Buddhism, the Pandemic, and the Demise of the Future Tense | Donald Lopez
  • Chapter 7. COVID Diary: Hands, Nets, and Other Devices | James Cogswell
  • Chapter 8. Social Distances in Between: Excerpts from My COVID-19 Diaries | Amal Hassan Fadlalla
  • Part III: Grieving
  • Chapter 9. Grief and the Importance of Real Things during COVID-19 | Suzanne L. Davis
  • Chapter 10. Looking Backward in Order to Look Forward: Lessons about Humanity and the Humanities from the Plague at Athens | Sara Forsdyke
  • Chapter 11. Protests, Prayers, and Protections: Three Visitations during COVID-19 | William A. Calvo-Quirós
  • Chapter 12. Soliloquous Solipsism | Melanie Tanielian
  • Part IV: More Waiting/Sheltering
  • Chapter 13. Finding Home between the Vincent Chin Case and COVID-19 | Frances Kai-Hwa Wang
  • Chapter 14. Caged with the Tiger King: The Media Business and the Pandemic | Daniel Herbert
  • Chapter 15. Prosthetics for Right Now | Nick Tobier
  • Part V: Resisting
  • Chapter 16. COVID-19's Attack on Women and Feminists' Response: The Pandemic, Inequality, and Activism | Abigail J. Stewart.
  • Chapter 17. The Virus That Kills Twice: COVID-19 and Domestic Violence under Governmental Impunity in Nicaragua | Eimeel Castillo
  • Chapter 18. "Our Steps Come from Long Ago": Living Histories of Feminisms and the Fight against COVID in Brazil | Sueann Caulfield
  • Chapter 19. Making Sense of Sex and Gender Differences in Biomedical Research on COVID-19 | Abigail A. Dumes
  • Chapter 20. Digital Encounters from an Intersectional Perspective: Black Women in Argentina | Marisol Fila
  • Chapter 21. The Media Discourse on Women-Led Countries in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Using Germany as an Example | Verena Klein
  • Chapter 22. Coronavirus Capitalism and the Patriarchal Pandemic in India: Why We Need a "Feminism for the 99%" That Focuses on Social Reproduction | Jayati Lal
  • Chapter 23. Whose Challenge Is #ChallengeAccepted? Performative Online Activism during the COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Erasures | Özge Savaş
  • Chapter 24. COVID-19: Nigerian Women and the Fight for Holistic Policy | Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi and Ronke Olawale
  • Part VI: Not Waiting
  • Chapter 25. COVID-19 through an Asian American Lens: Scapegoating, Harassment, and the Limits of the Asian American Response | Roland Hwang
  • Chapter 26. The High Stakes of Blame: Medieval Parallels to a Modern Crisis | David Patterson
  • Chapter 27. Unmuting Voices in a Pandemic: Linguistic Profiling in a Moment of Crisis | Nicholas Henriksen and Matthew Neubacher
  • Chapter 28. Quarantine Rebellions: Performance Innovation in the Pandemic | Anita Gonzalez
  • Contributors
  • Index.

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