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Witnessing Disappearance in China during the Global Pandemic

April 7, 2021 by Liz Rodwell

By Jing Wang

The landscape of Islam within China has been changing rapidly during the pandemic. Ethnographic fieldwork can map these erasures and disappearances in everyday life.

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Photograph of a mosque under renovation
Image description: A mosque building is wrapped in green netting and scaffolding, and a construction crane is visible behind it. The sky is dark.
Caption: A mosque in Linxia, Gansu was under “renovation.” The dome was gone when the picture was taken.
 Jing Wang
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Filed Under: Featured News, News, Q2, SEAA News Tagged With: arabic, china, covid-19, erasure, Ethnography, Islam, uyghur, weizhou, xinjiang

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