Living on Borrowed Breath: Respiratory Distress, Social Breathing, and the Vital Movement of Ventilators

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Solomon, Harris

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2020-08-24T15:12:16Z

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2020-08-24T15:12:16Z

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2020-08-24T15:12:15Z

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0745-5194

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https://hdl.handle.net/10161/21344

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American Anthropological Association

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Medical Anthropology Quarterly: international journal for the cultural and social analysis of health

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trauma

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ventilator

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critical care

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Covid-19

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India

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Living on Borrowed Breath: Respiratory Distress, Social Breathing, and the Vital Movement of Ventilators

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Journal article

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Solomon, Harris|0000-0002-8792-469X

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Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

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Cultural Anthropology

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Duke Science & Society

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Duke Global Health Institute

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Duke

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Initiatives

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Institutes and Provost's Academic Units

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University Institutes and Centers

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