Imaginative account analyzes how the pandemic reveals societal feelings, highlighting its impact.
With an imaginative account of the Manchurian plague that broke out a century ago, Snow and Raven delineates the phenomenology of "life" that ordinary people demonstrated in the face of calamity, showcasing how the pandemic acts as a prism to the structure of feelings in a plague-stricken society.
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