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Representation of Trauma in Selected Literary Works on Ebola Virus Disease
Trauma is an important motif in the literary representation of different diseases, including Ebola Virus Disease (EVD). Existing studies on EVD largely focused on sensitisation on the nature of EVD, ethical issues on experimental treatment and cultural factors that increase infection spread, with li
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