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Care and Communities

Scenes of Shame and Stigma in COVID-19 Seminar Series

Posted on 28th May, 20211st Jun, 2021 by Lucy Hodges
Government and the Media

Scenes of Shame and Stigma in COVID-19 (Luna Dolezal, Fred Cooper, Arthur Rose)

Posted on 28th Jan, 2021 by Lucy Hodges

Professor Luna Dolezal, Dr Fred Cooper and Dr Arthur Rose have received a UKRI-AHRC COVID Rapid Response Grant (AH/V013483/1) for a project called “Scenes of Shame…

Science and Data

How will the pandemic end? (Dora Vargha)

Posted on 21st Sep, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

By Dora Vargha “We know a good deal about beginnings: those first signal cases of pneumonia in Guangdong, influenza in Veracruz, and hemorrhagic fever in…

Health and Wellbeing

Thinking Through the Pandemic: See You Online (Lucy Osler)

Posted on 21st Aug, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

By Lucy Osler “Connecting with others online is not a new practice, of course. However, with lockdown measures in place across much of the globe,…

Stories and Experiences

The Plague and the Peloponnesian War (Neville Morley)

Posted on 21st Aug, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

By Neville Morley As the world endures a pandemic, the War on the Rocks podcast looks to a plague of the past: that which struck…

Health and Wellbeing

2020 Medical Graduates: The work and wellbeing of new doctors during covid-19

Posted on 29th Jul, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

By: Karen Mattick, Jason Hancock and Daniele Carrieri This project explores the experience of ‘the class of COVID’ new medical graduates who are starting work…

Stories and Experiences

Intercorporeality and Social Distancing: Phenomenological Reflections (Luna Dolezal)

Posted on 24th Jul, 202030th Jul, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

By Luna Dolezal Social distancing has dislodged all human bodies from the usual taken-for-granted fabric of embodied social relations, leading to a repertoire of interaction…

Health and Wellbeing

Gender inequality and COVID-19 in the UK

Posted on 24th Jul, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

By Sonia Oreffice We investigate gender differences across socioeconomic and wellbeing dimensions after three months of lockdown in the UK, using an online sample of…

Law, Business and Education

Applying for development consent during lockdown: The Sizewell C Nuclear Power Station (Catherine Caine)

Posted on 9th Jul, 20209th Jul, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

By Catherine Caine The UK is currently facing unprecedented times as Covid-19 has forced the country into lockdown. However, the recent development consent application from EDF…

Nature and Environment

Covid19 in the Inter-Andean Forests of Colombia (Dunia H. Urrego)

Posted on 24th Jun, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

“In this blog post, we want to zoom in on the impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown restrictions have had on forests and…

Care and Communities

Experiencing Loneliness (Joel Krueger, Lucy Osler, Tom Roberts)

Posted on 24th Jun, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

For many of us, our experience of the COVID-19 crisis has been largely defined by experiences of absence — including the absence of everyday routines…

Care and Communities

Having a moment: the revolutionary semiotic of COVID-19 (Michael Flexer)

Posted on 22nd Jun, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

The time of COVID-19 represents a distinct, but currently under-defined and under-theorised, temporal moment. Using semiotic methods, this paper examines how the mechanical actions of…

Care and Communities

‘Containment, delay, mitigation’: waiting and care in the time of a pandemic (Laura Salisbury)

Posted on 22nd Jun, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

In this paper we take up three terms – containment, delay, mitigation – that have been used by the UK Government to describe their phased…

Care and Communities

Historicising “containment and delay”: COVID-19, the NHS and high-risk patients (Martin Moore)

Posted on 22nd Jun, 2020 by Lucy Hodges

Despite the first case of the novel coronavirus only being reported to the WHO at the end of December 2019, humanities and social science scholars…

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We are keen to engage as many people as possible in this research, whether individual members of the public, civil society organisations, policy-makers, media organisations, other researchers — or anyone else.

If you have questions about specific projects and ideas reported here, please get in touch with the corresponding author (email hyperlinked at the beginning of each article).

If you are interested in contributing to this site, would like to offer general feedback and/or propose new topics of inquiry, please get in touch with the organising team at wellcomecentre@exeter.ac.uk.

In the fall we will organise virtual, public discussion events focusing on specific strands of the research highlighted here.

Exploring Society With COVID-19 is a platform for Humanities and Social Sciences research on COVID-19 at the University of Exeter. It is coordinated by The Wellcome Centre for Cultures and Environments of Health and Egenis: the Centre for the Study of the Life Sciences.
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