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ca-5131	Trnka, Susanna	Be Kind: Negotiating Ethical Proximities in Aotearoa/New Zealand during COVID-19	2021		.htm	text/html	3464	239	50	“Negotiating Risks and Responsibilities during Lockdown: Ethical Reasoning and Affective Experience in Aotearoa New Zealand.” Given that lockdown requires adopting novel kinds of spatial relations, many of the activities over which New Zealanders reasoned and debated, subverted and supported, punished and surveilled concentrated on ethical proximities, not only in terms of maintaining distance but also keeping near that or those one deemed should be close.1 The maintenance of “proper distance” is an ethical act and an ordinary facet of social life (Silverstone 2003).	cache/ca-5131.htm	txt/ca-5131.txt