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Du stolta, du fria : om svenskarna, Sverigebilden och folkhälsopatriotismen / Gina Gustavsson.

Van Pelt Library RA644.C67 G87 2021
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gustavsson, Gina, author.
Language:
Swedish
Subjects (All):
COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-2023--Social aspects--Sweden.
COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-2023.
Patriotism--Sweden.
Patriotism.
National characteristics, Swedish.
Exceptionalism--Sweden.
Exceptionalism.
Social aspects.
Sweden.
Genre:
History
Physical Description:
397 pages : charts ; 22 cm
Place of Publication:
[Stockholm] : Kaunitz-Olsson, [2021]
Summary:
"Proud and shy at the same time, they bear the best things alone." This is how the poet Oscar Levertin described the Swedes around the turn of the last century. But in the spring of 2020, when the coronavirus swept across the world, it turned out that being alone was not just about the best things. Even the worst things, the Swedes preferred to carry alone. While country after country shut down society to curb the spread of infection, Sweden chose a different path. The responsibility for not spreading an insidious and deadly virus was instead placed on the individual. During the pandemic it turned out that Swedes gathered around the campfire, gazed at the sunset and told each other ghost stories.
Contents:
Ingen rädder för vargen här
Vårt ansikte mot världen
Smygpatrioterna
Pippi, friheten och Annika
Att vantrivas i öppna landskap
Framtidsfolkets skuggor
Harmen och hemkänslan.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 385-397).
ISBN:
9789189015715
9189015711
OCLC:
1304455176
Publisher Number:
9789189015715

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