Are the masks that we wear against Covid-19 really "masks"?

Christos Lynteris

Are the masks that we wear against Covid-19 really "masks"?

Social Anthropology

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Abstract

In this conversation, the anthropologist Christos Lynteris unravels the genealogy of the accessory that we all should have become accustomed to wearing.

Original language	English
Pages	20-23
Volume	1
No.	1
Specialist publication	Pictoplasma: Magazine for Character Design and Art
Publication status	Published - 15 Feb 2021

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Plague masks: the visual emergence of anti-epidemic personal protection equipment
Lynteris, C., 19 Nov 2018, In: Medical Anthropology. 37, p. 442-457
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