Coronavirus Pandemic: Nature Strikes back?
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https://doi.org/10.35994/rhr.v6i1.105Keywords:
Coronavirus, ontology, Nature, state surveillance, modernityAbstract
Employing an ontological approach to the coronavirus pandemic, this essay problematizes the relationship between modernity and the Nature. I suggest that the notion of scientific conquest of the Nature is not only flawed, but also counter-productive to our progress. Moreover, I suggest that this notion is adding to the development of the authoritarian state with mass-surveillance infrastructure.
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