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    Consent in the Time of COVID: What King Lear's Cordelia teaches us about consent
    lisadickson2
    • Oct 6, 2021
    • 10 min

    Consent in the Time of COVID: What King Lear's Cordelia teaches us about consent

    In Quebec we refer to the start of the school year as la rentrée, often translated as “return” or “re-entry.” This year a “return” to anything resembling normal feels increasingly out of reach as the Delta variant rages and the fourth wave crashes down on Canadians (https://ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/1815842/no-doubt-canada-now-in-4th-wave-of-covid-19-as-cases-spike-across-much-of-the-country). A “re-entry” into a world still very much grappling with COVID offers a fresh
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