História, doenças e ecologia pós-COVID-19: agenciamentos multiespécies na era planetária
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Este trabalho explora como a recente pandemia de COVID-19 expressa os processos sobrepostos que caracterizam o Antropoceno. O objetivo é analisar como a pandemia e esta nova época geológica desafiam a escrita da história das doenças. A revelação da condição planetária por ambos os fenómenos destaca a necessidade de enquadramentos históricos mais atentos aos entrelaçamentos multiespécies dos seres humanos dentro do sistema de suporte vital do planeta. O estudo defende a adoção dos estudos multiespécies como uma abordagem adequada para compreender a saúde e a doença dentro desses entrelaçamentos. Por fim, o artigo avalia brevemente a posição da história da medicina tropical para abordar questões pertinentes decorrentes da história das doenças em meio às transformações do Sistema Terrestre compreendidas pelo conceito de Antropoceno.
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