by Alberto del Campo Tejedor · Los Libros de la Catarata · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788413521589
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«La vida cotidiana en tiempos de la COVID: Una antropología de la pandemia» is the collective essay edited by Alberto del Campo Tejedor in paperback.
A collective work that analyzes from social anthropology how COVID-19 altered everyday life in Spain: lockdown, remote work, sports, social distancing, the perception of insecurity, affective-sexual management, and migrant practices in urban space. Drawing on the experiences of ordinary people, it reflects on changes in relationships, communication, leisure, and work, as well as on the uncertainties, hopes, and frustrations of a shared experience whose scope is still being understood.
Volume 309 of the Investigación y Debate collection. Published by Los Libros de la Catarata in 2020, in Spanish, with 248 pages.
Aimed at those interested in social sciences and in the everyday experience of the pandemic in Spain from an anthropological perspective.
