In Medias Res: Philosophers as Witnesses to Disaster, Anna Gotlib
PART I: Pandemic Selves
Chapter 1: The New Normals: Solidarity, Recognition, and Vulnerable Selves in the COVID-19 Pandemic, Vanessa Wills
Chapter 2: COVID-19 and the Politics of Home, Corey McCall
Chapter 3: Waiting to Say Goodbye, J. S. Biehl
PART II: Pandemic, Illness, and Disability
Chapter 4: Sometimes Life Gives You Way Too Many Lemons: An Observation in Nine Parts, Ruth Groenhout
Chapter 5: The Nightmare of Triage and Discrimination: Whose Benefit Is to be Maximized?, Eva Feder Kittay
Chapter 6: Disability and Disproportionate Disadvantage, Kevin Timpe
PART III: Pandemic, Precariousness, and Social Justice
Chapter 7: We Survived COVID-19! (Possibly), Jamie Lindemann Nelson
Chapter 8: New Labors, New Burdens: Care Work Re-narrated, Jennifer Scuro
Chapter 9: Boundaries of Democratic Life in a Time of Pandemic, Alexios Alexander
PART IV: Pandemic, Philosophy, and Meaning
Chapter 10: More than Mere Survival: Ethical Responsibil
