What does it mean to write philosophy and theory in the middle of a health crisis? (João Florêncio)

By João Florêncio Soon after the COVID-19 pandemic reached Europe, triggering a variety of national public health responses throughout the continent, several theorists and philosophers started publishing texts online and in printed media, trying to make sense of what had become a planetary public health event due to the scale of its geographical reach, its […]

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Disease, geopolitics, and militaristic rhetoric: An interdisciplinary critical analysis of the public debates on COVID-19 in the UK and USA (João Florêncio)

By João Florêncio Led by Dr João Florêncio and comprised of a team of data scientists, cultural theorists, and computational social scientists, this project hopes to examine public debates on COVID-19 in the UK and USA, focusing on how militaristic rhetoric and imagery has been deployed over time in news media, social media, and official […]

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What does it mean to write philosophy and theory in the middle of a health crisis? (João Florêncio)

Disease, geopolitics, and militaristic rhetoric: An interdisciplinary critical analysis of the public debates on COVID-19 in the UK and USA (João Florêncio)