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Medical anthropologist Dr Pauline Herbst asks pandemic researchers in the arts how their life, research and the culture of knowledge has changed due since COVID-19.
Music: “What is Truth?” © Tim Page 2002/2022
Production: Pauline Herbst, Tim Page, Luca Muir
Artwork: Seline McNamee & Luca Muir
Webpage: Luca Muir
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