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"""As we struggle through the pandemic's vicissitudes, we need these insights. The book also provides a significant historical and analytical record that is an important source for future academic and public health specialists.""—Elizabeth Tucker, Binghamton University  "

"""As we struggle through the pandemic's vicissitudes, we need these insights. The book also provides a significant historical and analytical record that is an important source for future academic and public health specialists."" --Elizabeth Tucker, Binghamton University"

"""As we struggle through the pandemic's vicissitudes, we need these insights. The book also provides both a significant historical and analytical record that will be an important source for future academic and public health specialists."" --Elizabeth Tucker, Binghamton University"

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Ben Bridges is a dual PhD candidate in folklore and anthropology at Indiana University. His current research examines vernacular responses to global environmental crises and the intersections between landscapes and memory, principally as these phenomena manifest in southeast Alaska. Ross Brillhart is the program manager at the Divided Sky Foundation in Ludlow, Vermont. He has ongoing projects centering on religion, sound, healing, and the natural world in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica; music and sound in hospice care; and music, sound, and Parkinson’s disease. Diane E. Goldstein is emeritus professor and former chair of the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology at Indiana University. She is the author of Once Upon a Virus, coauthor of Haunting Experiences, coeditor of The Stigmatized Vernacular and Reckless Vectors, and editor of one of the earliest interdisciplinary HIV/AIDS anthologies, Talking AIDS: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.  

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