Volume 28 (2021): Issue 1 (Mar 2021): COVID-19 and the Transformation of Intimacy: Workers

in Anthropology in Action

Introduction
- Workplace Intimacy
Touch and No-Touch Intimacy
- A World of Touch in a No-Touch Pandemic
  
  Living with Dementia in a Care Facility during COVID-19
- Ways of ‘Being With’
  
  Caring for Dying Patients at the Height of the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Practising Intimate Labour
  
  Birth Doulas Respond during COVID-19
- Reinforcing Authentic Intimacy?
  
  Relationships between an Escort Boy and His Male Clients in the Spectre of COVID-19 in France
Eroded and Degraded Intimacies
- The Lockdown of Koti Intimacies
- Ladies Selling Breakfast
  
  COVID-19 Disruption of Intimate Socialities among Street-Engaged Food Traders in Ho Chi Minh City
- Perverse Economies of Intimate and Personal Labour
  
  Resuming Domestic Work in Households after the Lockdown
- The Pandemic of Productivity
  
  The Work of Home and the Work from Home
Homeliness and Intimacy
- The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Reconfigurations of Domestic Space in Favelas
  
  Brief Reflections on Intimacies and Precariousness
- Spatio-Temporal Translations
  
  Practices of Intimacy under Absence
- ‘It's Like Waking Up in the Library’
  
  How an International Student Dorm in Copenhagen Became a Closed Circuit during COVID-19
Pedagogical and Research Intimacies
- Zooming in on COVID
  
  The Intimacies of Screens, Homes and Learning Hierarchies
- Fieldwork through the Zoomiverse
  
  Sensing Uganda in a Time of Immobility
- Pandemic Passages
  
  An Anthropological Account of Life and Liminality during COVID-19

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Volume 28 (2021): Issue 1 (Mar 2021): COVID-19 and the Transformation of Intimacy: Workers

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Anthropology in Action

Journal for Applied Anthropology in Policy and Practice