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..., reper-cussions , and in several anthologies. He is currently at work on a book project entitled “African Intimacy: Race, Homosexuality, and Globalization in African Literature and History.” Thabo Mbeki’s AIDS Blues...

...João Biehl; Torben Eskerod Duke University Press 2006 p h o t o - e s s ay Will to Live: AIDS Drugs and Local Economies of Salvation João Biehl...

.... Arendt, Hannah. 1958. The human condition. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Ashforth, Adam. 2002. An epidemic of witchcraft? The implications of AIDS for the postapartheid state. African Studies 61: 121-42. Benjamin, Walter. 1978. Critique of violence. In Reflections: Essays, aphorisms...

... in South Africa’s Age of AIDS Rosalind C. Morris The year was 2000. A group of black youths about sixteen years of age, most of them self-professed Christians, answered my question about how they saw the AIDS epidemic in their community, a mining...

...Chris Healy Copyright © 1995 by the University of Chicago 1995 Thanks to Simon During, Annamarie Jagose and Kerstin Thompson for their comments on this review essay. AIDS and the Arts of Conversation Chris...

... .” In Aeromobilities , edited by Cwerner Saulo , Kesselring Sven , and Urry John , 115 – 34 . London : Routledge . CAA Journal . 1946a . “ Air Navigation Aids for Middle East Charted at PICAO Regional Meeting .” December 15, 152. CAA Journal . 1946b . “ PICAO Technicians Select ILS...

... been permanently damaged not by the storm or floods but by the prolonged and ineffective arrangements of recovery aid, suggesting that calls for privatization of public-sector institutions should be met with skepticism. The Other Road to Serfdom...

...Kaiama L. Glover This essay looks pointedly at a broad phenomenon wherein ostensibly benign discourses—from the news media to the Hollywood film industry to humanitarian aid—grant permission for North Atlantic denial of human proximity to peoples of the so-called global South. Taking the figure...

... also allows an overdue retelling of AIDS activism through the intersectional lens of a contemporary queer diaspora. [email protected] Copyright 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Black Lives Matter COVID-19 Blackness autoimmunity barebacking How can we think the ethics of mass...

.... The article begins with a discussion of the regional Black tradition of cooperative organization, collectivism, and mutual aid that was contemporaneously denied by state administrators and retrospectively obscured in historiography. It then examines three federal resettlement projects in the Black Belt region...

... Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 MISCELLANY Approaching Danger1 To Indians, the threat is no longer a distant one What is the difference between AIDS and true love? AIDS lasts forever. The jokes are over. No one is laughing anymore. AIDS (acquired...

... . L'invention du quotidien 1: Arts de faire . Paris: Gallimard. Evian, Clive. 2000 . Primary AIDS care: A practical guide for primary health care personnel in the clinical and supportive care of people with HIV/AIDS. 3rd ed. Houghton, South Africa: Jacana Education. Fassin, Didier. 2002 . Le sida...

... . Peepoobag . Design Observer , September 18 . changeobserver.designobserver.com/feature/peepoobag/10897 . Biehl João . 2007 . Will to live: AIDS therapies and the politics of survival . Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press . Bornstein Erica Peter Redfield , eds. 2011...

... humanitarian sentiment by the criminal Baathist regime: bringing aid to the Iraqi population would have meant comforting Saddam Hussein’s power. Nevertheless, the organization had recently changed its position and had started negotiating its...

... The Angelic Conversation Candace Vogler Prelude: Ethics In the mid-1980s, in the first rush of the urban homosexual AIDS crises in North America and England, Derek Jarman made The Angelic Conversation, a film involving...

... posed by the impact of HIV/AIDS, government restructuring, and “social and financial difficulties.” Counseling services, they explained, were an integral component of effective human resources management and would help public servants to “resolve and cope with psychological and emotional issues which...

... the police. The police consistently aid class rule by acting according to external dictates transmitted from an often monolithic-seeming capitalist class. Similarly, liberal accounts, which focus on procedural fairness, or lack thereof, in police activity, posit a neutral institution as the goal...

.... As for George W. Bush, he will no doubt congratulate himself in knowing that Paul Wolfowitz is working to conjoin development aid with the radiance of liberty and that John Bolton is inciting the United Nations to undertake courageous reforms...

... populations (e.g., the de- urbanization of Pol Pot's Cambodia and the de-peasantization of Ceausescu's Rumania); modem lifestyles have provided a global landscape for AIDS, which ravishes the body before death; and the martial arts have created a bodily semiotic that links China, Korea, Japan...

... and Japan , edited by Masao Miyoshi and H.D. Harootunian, 93–122. Durham: Duke University press. Sontag , Susan . 1989 . AIDS and its Metaphors . New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. Tajima , Taijio . 1964 [1934]. Jo Taku . Tokyo: Shinchosa. Torgovnick , Marianna . 1990 . Gone...