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lunatika

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What is the gray zone that Philippe Bourgopis describes as part of his work with the homeless and drug addicts in San Francisco?
 
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What are two criticisms associated with the Human Relations Area Files database?
 
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Answer to Question 1

It is a morally ambiguous space that blurs the lines between victims and perpetrators.

Answer to Question 2

It takes cultural data out of context and it collates multiple perspectives from different time periods and does not take into account how the different authors and historical eras affect the data.



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