Foreword Maxwell J. Smith
1. The pandemic age: An overview Evandro Barbosa
Part 1: Rationality and moral emotions
2. On the moral psychology of the pandemic agent Anneli Jefferson and Lisa Bortolotti
3. Feeling lonely: Toward a phenomenological account of loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic Flavio Williges
4. From fear to anger: An investigation of the relationship between negative emotions and populism in the context of COVID-19 Matheus Mesquita Silveira
5. "Nobody makes it alone": Toward a relational view of resilience Martina Orlandi
Part 2: Virtues and traits of character
6. The COVID-19 pandemic and the language of virtues Denis Coitinho
7. An alternative model of ethics for global crises: Confucian relationism Jana S. Rošker
8. Danse macabre: Levity and morality in a plague year Simone Gubler
9. Well-being in the time of COVID-19 Mauro Rossi
Part 3: Social arrangements and moral conflicts
10. Delving into denialism: Rationality, emotion, value, and trust in social context Leonardo de Mello Ribeiro
11. COVID rule breakers and the social contract Peter R. Anstey
12. Chance, consent, and COVID-19 Ryan Doody
13. Allocation of scarce intensive care units in COVID-19 and ageism Alcino Eduardo Bonella
Part 4: After COVID-19 life: Some moral issues
14. Faces of responsibility and moral agency in a pandemic age Evandro Barbosa and Thaís Alves Costa
15. Community, care, and social recognition in a post-COVID world of work Joshua Preiss
16. The emerging field of pandemic ethics Marcelo de Araujo
Biography
Evandro Barbosa is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the Federal University of Pelotas, Brazil, and a visiting scholar in the Department of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a Brazilian National Research Council (CNPq) Fellow, leading the project Pandemic and Human Relations: Moral Considerations in the Time of COVID-19. He also has received financial support from Brazilian research funding agencies to develop pandemic ethics-related projects (www.pandemiclives.com).
