How to have theory in an epidemic : cultural chronicles of AIDS
Presents an argument about the AIDS epidemic from a knowledgeable and interdisciplinary standpoint. This book, containing essays, addresses a range of key issues, from biomedical discourse and theories of pathogenesis to the mainstream media's depictions of the crisis in both developed and developing countries.
xi, 477 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
9780822322863, 9780822323181, 0822322862, 0822323184
40331281
AIDS, homophobia, and biomedical discourse: an epidemic of signification
The burdens of history: gender and representation in AIDS discourse, 1981-1988
AIDS and HIV infection in the Third World: a first world chronicle
Seduced and terrorized: AIDS in the media
AIDS, HIV, and the cultural construction of reality
AIDS narratives on television: whose story?
AIDS, Africa, and cultural theory
Beyond Cosmo: AIDS, identity, and inscriptions of gender
How to have theory in an epidemic: the evolution of AIDS, treatment and activism