Pandemic and Narration: Covid-19 Narratives in Latin America

This volume unites the writing of a new generation of Latin Americanists. Their focus on how different actors and institutions imagined the pandemic and what this forced or allowed them to do or deny is powerful and necessary; the chapters shed light on the morality and inequality of health interventions and imaginations, and how Latin Americans across the continent used their creativity to survive, overcome, and thrive in the everyday. Highly recommended to anyone interested in the ‘pandemic years’ and their aftermath.

Professor Jelke Boesten

King’s College London