Култура „новe нормалности“ – значење и употреба појма
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У овом раду разматрају се различита значења и коришћења појма „нове нормалности“, узимајући у обзир историјску перспективу и савремену употребу термина који је поново заживео као последица избијања пандемије ковида 19. Аутори се фокусирају на низ процеса који кроз овај појам дефинишу свакодневни живот у пандемијским околностима, условљених потребом за прилагођавањем, али и друштвеним преговарањем и репозиционирањем различитих актера на позицијама моћи. Непредвидљиви исход пандемије која и даље траје у том смислу додатно даје на значају проучавању новонасталих околности и њиховог сагледавања из различитих аспеката у оквиру друштвено-хуманистичких наука, чему је посвећен и овај темат.
Кључне речи: пандемија ковида 19, „нова нормалност“, јавно и глобално здравље, моћ
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TRIFUNOVIĆ, Vesna; ĐORĐEVIĆ, Ivan.
Култура „новe нормалности“ – значење и употреба појма.
Гласник Етнографског института САНУ, [S.l.], v. 69, n. 3, p. 519–530, jan. 2022.
ISSN 2334-8259.
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