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Ebola and the boundary of the still living corpse
How might we begin to understand the morbid hysteria around Ebola? Annel Pieterse explores the function of the disease in the public imaginary.
Posted in Blogs, Essays
Tagged Antigone, Ebola, Eteocles, Jacques Lacan, Polynices, Richard Preston, Seamus Heaney, Stephen King, Thebes, zombies
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