Volume 27 (2020): Issue 2 (Jun 2020): COVID-19 and the Transformation of Intimacy: Microbes – Bodies

in Anthropology in Action

Introduction
- Microbial Intimacy
Beginnings
- Experiencing Graduated Intimacies during Lockdown (Fengcheng)
  
  A Reflexive and Comparative Approach to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Urban China
- Unexpected Intimacies
  
  An Exploration of the Physician–Patient Relationship during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Constructing the Not-So-New Normal
  
  Ambiguity and Familiarity in Governmental Regulations of Intimacies during the Pandemic
Microbes and Particulates
- Fearful Intimacies
  
  COVID-19 and the Reshaping of Human–Microbial Relations
- Learning to Dwell with Micro-Organisms
  
  Corporeality, Relationality, Temporality
- On Money and Quarantine
  
  A Self-Ethnography from Italy
- Take My Breath Away
  
  Transformations in the Practices of Relatedness and Intimacy through Australia's 2019–2020 Convergent Crises
Bodies (in Danger): Breathing, Coughing, Spitting and Touching
- Exposed Intimacies
  
  Clinicians on the Frontlines of the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Familial Intimacy and the ‘Thing’ between Us
  
  Cuddle Curtains and Desires for Detached Relationality in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
- Porous Bodies
  
  Corporeal Intimacies, Disgust and Violence in a COVID-19 World
- Covidiots and the Clamour of the Virus-as-Question
  
  Some Reflections on Biomedical Culture, Futurity and Finitude
Bodies (in Leisure): Singing, Dancing and Holidaying
- Songs of the Pandemic
- Intimacy, Zoom Tango and the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Tourism and COVID-19
  
  Intimacy Transformed or Intimacy Interrupted?

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Volume 27 (2020): Issue 2 (Jun 2020): COVID-19 and the Transformation of Intimacy: Microbes – Bodies

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Anthropology in Action

Journal for Applied Anthropology in Policy and Practice