Paralipomena of a Pandemic

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Roberto Marchesini
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The pandemic, which has affected the whole world and has many victims, changing our lifestyle and having its own narrative structure that would be interesting to retrace. Undoubtedly, despite science fiction getting us used to dystopian and apocalyptic scenarios, the sudden epidemiological emergency caught us unprepared. We could hardly have thought of suddenly giving up habits that we considered consolidated, such as being able to travel, meet friends, gather in public places, go to a restaurant, go to school. The pandemic suddenly cancelled all of this. But what caused this pandemic? Perhaps a simple virus from an Asian wet market? Perhaps the extreme connectivity of the human network? Perhaps the ecological alterations we have caused? Or is the pandemic the result of a deeper cultural crisis?
流行病的副现象
这种流行病影响了整个世界,有许多受害者,改变了我们的生活方式,并有自己的叙述结构,回顾起来会很有趣。毫无疑问,尽管科幻小说让我们习惯了反乌托邦和世界末日的场景,但突如其来的流行病紧急情况让我们措手不及。我们几乎不可能想到突然放弃那些我们认为已经巩固的习惯,比如能够旅行、会见朋友、在公共场所聚会、去餐馆、上学。大流行突然取消了这一切。但是什么导致了这场大流行?也许是来自亚洲菜市场的简单病毒?也许是人类网络的极端连接?也许是我们造成的生态改变?或者,这场流行病是更深层次文化危机的结果?
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