On Breath and Blackness: Living and Dying in the Wake of the Virus

IF 0.3 4区哲学 0 LITERATURE

PHILOSOPHY AND RHETORIC Pub Date : 2020-07-14 DOI:10.5325/philrhet.53.3.0286

M. Kennedy

引用次数: 3

Abstract

abstract:The calls for us to find solace in our “together-apart-ness” obfuscate the calamity of Black lives being lost in numbers exponentially higher than white bodies. In the midst of a virus that “does not discriminate,” but is aided in its deadly spread by those systems that do, the concept of “wake work” demands our time and attention.

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论呼吸与黑暗：在病毒的觉醒中生存与死亡

抽象：呼吁我们在“聚在一起、分离”中寻找慰藉，这混淆了黑人死亡人数比白人高出数倍的灾难。在一种“不歧视”的病毒中，但在这种病毒的致命传播中，“唤醒工作”的概念需要我们的时间和注意力。

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0.70

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