La politisation d’une épidémie : les mécanismes de construction d’une cause

This text is a commentary on Dennis Altman’s paper “AIDS: the Politicization of an Epidemic”. Published in 1984, Altman’s article shows the political dimension of the epidemic and its impact on homosexuality, and points out how it transforms both the gay movement and the gay identity. It recalls the...

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Main Author: Michael Voegtli
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Language:fra
Published: Genre, Sexualité et Société 2013-06-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/gss/2873
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La politisation d’une épidémie : les mécanismes de construction d’une cause
Genre, Sexualité et Société
politics
gay
HIV/AIDS
social sciences
public agenda
title La politisation d’une épidémie : les mécanismes de construction d’une cause
title_full La politisation d’une épidémie : les mécanismes de construction d’une cause
title_fullStr La politisation d’une épidémie : les mécanismes de construction d’une cause
title_full_unstemmed La politisation d’une épidémie : les mécanismes de construction d’une cause
title_short La politisation d’une épidémie : les mécanismes de construction d’une cause
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gay
HIV/AIDS
social sciences
public agenda
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