The light from the stern: South African historians in the era of COVID-19

В течение 750 дней в ЮАР действовал режим «бедственного положения» (state of disaster) из-за пандемии COVID-19. ЮАР была одной из немногих стран на Африканском континенте, где СМИ часто обращались к историкам медицины, чтобы заверить общественность в том, что новую пандемию удастся взять под контроль и карантинные меры в обозримом будущем будут отменены. Во время пандемии коронавируса роль южноафриканских историков медицины заключалась в том, чтобы представить исторически обоснованные взгляды на массовые вспышки болезней и их последствия.

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ЮАР, коронавирус, пандемия, COVID-19, Говард Филлипс, история медицины

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16.05.2022

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ГОСТ	Горелик Б. М. The light from the stern: South African historians in the era of COVID-19 // Азия и Африка сегодня – 2022. – Выпуск №8 C. 59-65 [Электронный ресурс]. URL: https://asaf-today.ru/S032150750021340-6-1 (дата обращения: 29.04.2024). DOI: 10.31857/S032150750021340-6
MLA	Gorelik, Boris M "The light from the stern: South African historians in the era of COVID-19." Asia and Africa Today 8 (2022):59-65. DOI: 10.31857/S032150750021340-6
APA	Gorelik B. (2022). The light from the stern: South African historians in the era of COVID-19. Asia and Africa Today (8), pp.59-65 DOI: 10.31857/S032150750021340-6

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