AIDS : social representations, social practices / edited by Peter Aggleton, Graham Hart, and Peter Davies.
"First Published in 1989. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company."--Provided by publisher.
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Falmer Press,
1989.
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1 AIDS: The Intellectual Agenda
- chapter 2 One Epidemic or Three? Cultural, Social and Historical Aspects of the AIDS Pandemic
- chapter 3 Undergraduates' Beliefs and Attitudes About AIDS
- chapter 4 The Subject of AIDS
- chapter 5 Perverts, Inverts and Experts: The Cultural Production of an AIDS Research Paradigm
- chapter 6 Making Sense of a Precipice: Constituting Identity in an HIV Clinic
- chapter 7 Gay Men's Sexual Behaviour in Response to AIDS Insights and Problems
- chapter 8 Some Notes on the Structure of Homosexual Acts
- chapter 9 HIV and the Injecting Drug User
- chapter 10 Methods of Drug Use: Injecting and Sharing
- chapter 11 Syringe-Exchange Schemes in England and Scotland: Evaluating a New Service for Drug Users
- chapter 12 Injecting Drug Use and HIV Infection Intervention Strategies for Harm Minimization
- chapter 13 Marginalized Groups and Health Education About HIV Infection and AIDS
- chapter 14 Evaluating Health Education about AIDS
- chapter 15 Resistance and the Erotic
- chapter 16 Reading AIDS.