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Brainmasks – How the Covid19-Crisis Generates New Narratives

2020-05-27

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During the current Covid19-crisis we can observe how a new, consistent narrative is weaved: the threat by an unknown biological agent that demands the full cooperation of all societal forces under the umbrella and behind the front of science. All political and other rationales are being suspended, while virologists and epidemiologists decide what needs to happen. This is only possible because a huge media machiner...

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f422b135-8a72-531f-94dc-3a4284676ccd
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10.2139/ssrn.3608584
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