ArticleCultural anthropology : journal of the Society for Cultural Anthropology2021
PROXEMICS, COVID-19, AND THE ETHICS OF CARE IN SOUTH AFRICA.
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- "L'ENFER, C'EST LES AUTRES": Proximity as an Ethical Problem during COVID-19.Cultural anthropology : journal of the Society for Cultural Anthropology · 2021Article
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Abstract
In South Africa, lockdown and its excesses have opened up questions on the limits of an ethics of care, whose ethics are privileged, how care is delivered, and what care means. We show how an ethics of proxemics and its operationalization as distance highlight everyday inequalities and limit the provision of care. Constraints on physical distancing in line with public health measures intended to limit the spread of the coronavirus echo the controls enforced under apartheid, showing how inequality is both embodied and legally entrenched.
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