AIDS: Social Representations And Social Practices

Peter Aggleton Goldsmiths' College, University of London; Peter Davies South Bank University, London. Graham Hart.

• Chapter 1 AIDS, Jeffrey Weeks; Chapter 2 One Epidemic or Three?, Ronald Frankenberg; Chapter 3 Undergraduates’ Beliefs and Attitudes about AIDS, Stephen Clift, David Stears; Chapter 4 The Subject of AIDS, Simon Watney; Chapter 5 Perverts, Inverts and Experts, Horton Meyrick, Peter Aggleton; Chapter 6 Making Sense of a Precipice, David Silverman; Chapter 7 Gay Men’s Sexual Behaviour in Response to AIDS — Insights and Problems, Ray Fitzpatrick, Mary Boulton, Graham Hart; Chapter 8 Some Notes on the Structure of Homosexual Acts, Peter Davies; Chapter 9 HIV and the Injecting Drug User, Graham Hart; Chapter 10 Methods of Drug Use, Robert Power; Chapter 11 Syringe-Exchange Schemes in England and Scotland, Gerry V. Stirnson, Lindsey Alldritt, Kate Dolan, Martin Donoghue; Chapter 12 Injecting Drug Use and HIV Infection — Intervention Strategies for Harm Minimization, Geraldine Mulleady, Graham Hart, Peter Aggleton; Chapter 13 Marginalized Groups and Health Education About HIV Infection and AIDS, Tina Wisemen; Chapter 14 Evaluating Health Education about AIDS, Peter Aggleton; Chapter 15 Resistance and the Erotic, Cindy Patton; Chapter 16 Reading AIDS, Jan Zita Grover;