Pandemic, minorities, and prejudice: Distinguishing knowledge and thought - 23/08/24
Summary |
Background |
Despite the sensible and dramatic moment that the world has faced with the pandemic provoked by the novel coronavirus, something is not novel – the ‘attack’ and the struggle for what is most precious: knowledge.
Methodology |
It is a critical theoretical essay.
Discussion |
Throughout history, something most threatening had a direct or indirect relationship with what was most valuable (e.g., Socrates, Copernicus, among others). Evidently, the best resources of knowledge and approaches must be used to collaborate with the analysis of social domains regarding the Covid-19 pandemic. However, it is crucial to use different approaches so as not to foster the same harmful consequences.
Perspectives |
Developing novel theoretical approaches does not dispense the ability and need to think.
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Keywords : Covid-19, Individuality, Race relations, Sexual and gender minorities
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Vol 32
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