Article ID: CBB308667179

Reconsidering the Dramaturgy (2020)

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This essay reconsiders epidemic narratives through the lens of polio to examine temporal shifts and overlapping and conflicting temporalities and assess some of the stakes in how we conceptualize the epidemic dramaturgy. I argue that while the dramaturgy of epidemics serves as a thread around which people, state actors, and institutions organize experiences, responses, and expectations, consideration of the multiplicity of epidemic temporalities is crucial in understanding how medical practice and knowledge are shaped and transferred, particularly with attention to actors that might be rendered invisible by the conventional narrative arc.

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Authors & Contributors
Porras, María Isabel
Ballester, Rosa
Axelsson, Per
Paolo Neri
Geddes da Filicaia, Marco
Foss, Katherine A.
Journals
Centaurus: International Magazine of the History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology
Publishers
Polistampa
Cambridge University Press
Concepts
Public health
Epidemics
Poliomyelitis
Medicine and society
Disease and diseases
Narratology
People
Rosenberg, Charles E.
Time Periods
20th century
19th century
Ancient
20th century, late
20th century, early
18th century
Places
Sweden
Europe
Montreal (Quebec, Canada)
United States
Spain
South Africa
Institutions
European Association against Poliomyelitis
World Health Organization (WHO)
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