07 Aug2020

Our face work diminished, we cannot mask the cost

Posted in Op eds

Today in The Australian

“Are they any use?” Rambert, the journalist, asks in Camus’s The Plague when he is told to put on a mask of cottonwool enclosed in muslin before entering the hospital. No, not really, his guide replies, although they “inspire confidence in others”.

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