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100			_aJahanbegloo, Ramin
245			_aThe courage to exist : a philosophy of life and death in the age of Coronavirus
260			_bOrient BlackSwan, _aHyderabad : _c2020
300			_a 96 p. ; _bill., _c19 cm
365			_b250.00 _c₹ _d01
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
520			_aThe coronavirus pandemic is one of those historical moments when our past, present and future seem to collide. Humanity is confronted by an ignominious death death reduced to a statistic. The fear of dying from an invisible, unknown enemy has changed our modes of thinking, living and being, both public and private, even as lockdowns and State surveillance measures ostensibly distancing healthy society from the impure, unhealthy Other have violated fundamental human rights and liberties. Humankind is living its kairos, its propitious moment and opportunity to take a decision one which will impact each one of us. The pandemic has engendered a moral crisis and vacuum.
650			_aSuffering
650			_aKairo
650			_aHumanity
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