Inventing AIDS
by Cindy Patton
A critical study of how AIDS was constructed as a social and political issue through cultural narratives and institutional responses.
About This Book
Inventing AIDS explores the social and political dimensions of the AIDS epidemic.
The book analyzes how cultural narratives and institutional responses shaped public understanding of the disease.
It examines the intersection of science, media, and activism during the early years of the crisis.
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