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Korona-kroppen: Hvordan viruset kan få oss til å tenke annerledes om oss selv
Everyday experiences in the Covid era can affect how we think about ourselves and our own bodies. Through rou-tines like hand-washing and disinfection, distancing and mask use, we are reminded of certain things concerning the relation between our bodies and our surroundings. We experience the body as porous, distributed, stretched out in time and space, and involved in relations that can make it appear unpredictable to us.
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