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Moving Beyond Clinical Imaginaries: Technogeographies of the Everyday Urban
In this paper, we analyse the intersections between care and place in mundane spaces not explicitly designed for the provision of care, and where...
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Regulated Pandemic Spaces: Spatial Crises in COVID Comics
Close-reading sequential comics and cartoons such as He Zhu’s “Lockdown,” Rivi Handler-Spitz’s “Morning Commute,” Yang Ji’s “Quarantine,” and Thi...
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“This was never about a virus”: Perceptions of Vaccination Hazards and Pandemic Risk in #Covid19NZ Tweets
In this paper, we draw on qualitative methods from the medical humanities and quantitative approaches from corpus linguistics to assess the different...
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Senioris visio: C. G. Jung’s Refiguration of Philemon
Carl Gustav Jung’s Red Book (2009) is a literary record of a period of self-experimentation Jung carried out between 1913 and 1916 by means of a...
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Sites of contestation: kaleidoscopes of memory and the shrouding of Latinx lives in the Interim National Pulse Memorial
Since the 2016 Pulse nightclub massacre, a plethora of artistic and commemorative efforts have been erected in Orlando, Florida. While the...
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Complicating Objectification in the Medical Encounter: Embodied Experiences in the ICU during COVID-19
Illness and injury are often accompanied by experiences of bodily objectification. Medical treatments intended to restore the structure or function...
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Moving beyond the binary?: How anti-Black racial talk appears in critical discourses on race
For more than two decades, Latina/o critical theory (LatCrit) scholars have called for moving beyond the Black/White binary in conversations on race....
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Creating a representative archive of performance practice at the National Theatre of Great Britain
In my experience as an in-house archivist for the National Theatre (NT) of Great Britain, I have discovered that what the NT Archive staff have...
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A Dialogue about Vaccine Side Effects: Understanding Difficult Pandemic Experiences
This paper investigates the relationship between the experiences of mass vaccinations against two pandemic viruses: the swine flu in 2009–2010 and...
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Practicing Latinx: queer theory and the deradicalization of Latinx
This essay traces the connections between queer theory and the term “Latinx” to argue that the widespread academic embrace of Latinx has imposed a...
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Revisiting a Sixteenth-Century ‘Erotic’ Poem Wrongly Ascribed to Elizabeth Dacre
This article puts on trial the assumed authorship of a sixteenth-century manuscript poem reminiscent of Ovid’s Heroides , currently ascribed to Lady...
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Archival meta-metadata: revision history and positionality of finding aids
This article starts from two observations about archival description. First, creating finding aids requires significant judgment and interpretation,...
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A Qualitative Phenomenological Philosophy Analysis of Affectivity and Temporality in Experiences of COVID-19 and Remaining Symptoms after COVID-19 in Sweden
This article explores affectivity, temporality, and their interrelation in patients who contracted COVID-19 during the first wave of the pandemic in...
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Illness Narratives Without the Illness: Biomedical HIV Prevention Narratives from East Africa
Illness narratives invite practitioners to understand how biomedical and traditional health information is incorporated, integrated, or otherwise...
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Global Political Logics and Mainstream Discourses on Illness in the Declarations of the State of Exception in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Case of the USA, France, and Spain
At the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, several countries declared “states of exception,” that is, authorized legal devices that, in the face of...