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  • In March, as many countries vacillated in their response to the emerging COVID‐19 pandemic, Italy emerged as the ghost of a dystopian future Healthcare workers and ordinary people took to social media with dire warnings about the virus and reports of lives under strict lockdown ‘State a casa’ (stay at home) quickly coalesced into a moral imperative An act of self‐preservation for the elderly and other vulnerable groups, for the young and healthy staying at home has become an act of solidarity
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  • From sociality to social distancing: reversing values of solidarity in Italy
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  • #892170
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  • 2020

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