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Finally. a note for the fallen. Ellen Meloy. Lcslic Norris. and Ken Brewer-c-all wonderfu l people. all brilliant writers. all fast fricnds-did not make it to see the completion of this work. I know they would have been proud to see me succeed. From whatever vantage point they're watching me. I hope they're smiling. viii
Abstract Ac knowledgmen ts Chapter I. The Yellow Brick Road Tab le of Contents 2. Folklore. Media. and Medicine 25 Folklore and Folkloristic Materials 29 iv Contemporary Legends 32 Health Panics 39 Race and Racialization oW Risk and Risk Assessment 47 Media Theory 53 SARS and Official Medicine 61 3. Chronicle of a Health Panic 73 4. SARS and AIDS: A Comparison of Etiological Legends 145 5. We Gather Together: SARS and Public Space 167 6. Private Actions in Public Spaces; SARS and Paradigm Violations 193 7. "Please Receive Communion Through Your Hands": Personal and Communal Mediation of Stigma in the 2003 SARS Epidemic 214 8. The Cause and the Cure; Folk Medicine and SARS 243 9. Full Circle: The Recycling of Disease Narratives 275 10. Epilogue: ...And the World Moved On 293 ix
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Page 6 and 7: Abstract One of the largest recent
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Page 14 and 15: References Cited Appendix 1. A Cont
Page 16 and 17: For a frantic few months, the virus
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Page 20 and 21: fieldwor k was done or tell us much
Page 22 and 23: asked these people if they had an y
Page 24 and 25: pan out. I thanked Anne for her tim
Page 26 and 27: cas ings of friends and colleag ues
Page 28 and 29: stories. To my delight. halfway thr
Page 30 and 31: tape between Jonathan and his secre
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Page 36 and 37: in a series of arguments that ultim
Page 38 and 39: However. there have been some recen
Page 40 and 41: Any theore tical orientalion regard
Page 42: word "SARS" in its headli ne. And t
Page 45 and 46: affl icted a means of understanding
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Page 51 and 52: serpents and other animal s bel iev
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Page 56 and 57: peop le character ized the act of m
Page 58 and 59: Humph reys also notes that the "cro
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confide nce. may actually amplify a
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heavily refined over the course of
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ut indica tive of the choi ces peop
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inflamma tory articles in the press
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after all. the media docs dissemina
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The first is Peter Washer' s "Repre
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In Canada. a study conducted out of
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public took better care of themselv
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preve ntative measures recommended
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a wake -up call for hea lth profess
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as the relative non-infectiou s nat
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20(4). NOIcd mainly in relation to
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The results of this effort have pro
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there may he dozen s of potential v
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spreading and seemed to he highly c
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sym ptoms (Sloan 1(03). On the same
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All Nippon Airways. Hong Kong' s Ca
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expectorant-and thus disease-c-over
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The Ia..t few days in April conti n
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which showe d that the death rate a
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Still. the disease had not yet been
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communities had apparently begun de
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were installed inside the homes of
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active cascloads, and five of those
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only claimed the lives of twenty-th
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workin g quarant ine, and spent the
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Govern ment officers also seemed to
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y 75%. Atlea...t one business that
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Onl y four da ys later. Ta iwan bec
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in Hong Kong reported dama ges. wit
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Thus. by May' s end, though a vacci
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its numbers down drastically. One o
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emained now was for the region to r
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So successful were the anernpts in
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Taiwan rema ined on the list at thi
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passed the virus 10 humans, and in
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one CNN.co m news story detailed a
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conducted on the patient. Th e WHO.
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measures against future outbreaks.
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eported cases of children transmitt
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can be produced in a mill ion vacci
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The uncertain ty surrounding this n
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10 leave them ou t as my arguments
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also true that origin stories have
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Co mplex of a Pandemic: ' summarize
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community: microbiol ogist Milton W
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y the gove rnment to enable such an
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Australian newspaper. And while som
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On the other hand, stab ility of vi
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may acco unt for the hot spo ts" (R
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simi lar to what Rayclan ment ions:
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house cats and ferrets were named a
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was linked almost exclusively to th
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usin esses. such as airports and bu
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After sampling and enjoying Mr. Sin
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pos itive blood being slipped into
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I ju...t heard on the radio about a
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March. thousands of Ontarians had b
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visiting Chinatow n in general. Aga
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financial crisis. the bursting of t
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Francisco. Las Vegas. Sacramento. a
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during this time. and how he was pe
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and Rosita 2(05 ). Angel's avoidanc
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8} Community groups engage in litig
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acco unt is a realization that dise
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and then you think. "Oh. because of
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incorrect cultural stereotypes, and
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populat ion whi le SARS was waxing
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hers. Among other details, one care
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convince them that his travels woul
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during the cold months. and this si
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encoun ter might possibly see him a
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still be present because SARS came
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If the location of the narrator is
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present in SARS narratives are laid
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midst of a wave of racism that was
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to an invisible sign of disappro va
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the progression of the disease that
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examples, Kleinman and Lee point to
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they arc different. and we know the
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stigmatization as undeserved and un
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those narratives. and hold them ind
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of tricking his mother was appropr
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Mik e: " Knoc k. knock:' or "What d
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their impo rtance as a compens atio
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Toro nto. it is very likely that at
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ceas ing to attend church was not a
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Cha pte r 8: T he Ca use a nd the C
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While Black docs list the source fo
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designed to treat. A reshuffling of
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after long periods of investigation
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enco mpasses perce ptions of diseas
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logic. hypothesis and laboratory-ba
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Important to note here is the under
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theories to SARS is at first blush
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contextua l folk medicine study. Th
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dozens of pre.....entat i.....e mea
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doctor who claimed that "u ltraviol
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panacea". curealls for virtually an
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my dud said. "Okay, let' s not cat
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There were differing opinions, such
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xenophobic. and some are more co nc
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forced to deal with the negative ef
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and developed nations , the charact
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continually reshaped. and are almos
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test was rc-udmini stcred. and this
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"irr esponsible' both contain the p
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epeated nor summarized, to avo id i
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ecognized that close contact with a
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Cha pter 10: Epilogue: ...And the W
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But such blame cannot be solely pla
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Refer ences Cited 15 Airlines: SA R
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April 23. MSNBC.4 . Be afraid. he v
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com/2003rrEClllspaceI05/23/sars.fro
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Fea gin. Joe R.. and Pinar Batur. 2
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hell. Croatian Medim l JOllmal-W .6
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Rcm arman. Craig. and Ce res Duskin
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Schabes. Richard. 2003 . SAR S: Pru
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Tim clin e: Sa rs [vic] .... irus.
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Young. Doug. 200 3a. SARS disrupts
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