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LAWRENCE — Links — both real and imagined — between race and disease are far older than the COVID-19 pandemic.
LAWRENCE – In Argentina, perhaps the most psychoanalyzed country in the world, the rhetoric of psychoanalysis proved important in the push for a 2020 federal law that guaranteed free and safe access to abortion through 14 weeks of pregnancy.
LAWRENCE – The “deep, existential malaise” stemming from fear of impending ecological catastrophe has permeated science fiction around the globe, a University of Kansas professor writes in a new scholarly journal article.
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Contemplating eco-catastrophe through Spanish science fiction lens
LAWRENCE – The “deep, existential malaise” stemming from fear of impending ecological catastrophe has permeated science fiction around the globe, a University of Kansas professor writes in a new scholarly journal article.
Study shows long-standing links among disease, race, class, infrastructure
LAWRENCE — Links — both real and imagined — between race and disease are far older than the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Psychoanalytic arguments helped Argentines win abortion rights, scholar says
LAWRENCE – In Argentina, perhaps the most psychoanalyzed country in the world, the rhetoric of psychoanalysis proved important in the push for a 2020 federal law that guaranteed free and safe access to abortion through 14 weeks of pregnancy.