Posthuman perspectives: relevance for a global public health

Simon R Cohn · Rebecca Lynch

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In this special issue of Critical Public Health the papers collectively explore how certain theoretical perspectives in the social sciences, often termed ‘posthumanism’, might productively be appli...

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