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6 Note, I have not addressed some of Creaven’s more speculative comments regarding the possibility and likelihood of future outbreaks and returns to higher death rates. It is also worth noting that of the other books, Modernity and the Pandemic is dedicated to Margaret Archer after her death and its acknowledgements highlight that the book takes critical realism as one of its major influences.
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