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This book explores the relationship between COVID-19 and AIDS. It considers both how the earlier HIV pandemic informed our engagement with COVID-19, as well as the ways in which COVID-19 has changed how we remember and experience AIDS.
This book explores the relationship between COVID-19 and AIDS. It considers both how the earlier HIV pandemic informed our engagement with COVID-19, as well as the ways in which COVID-19 has changed how we remember and experience AIDS.
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Jaime García-Iglesias is a Chancellor's Fellow in the Usher Institute at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Maurice Nagington is a lecturer, researcher and registered nurse at the University of Manchester, UK. Peter Aggleton holds senior professorial positions at The Australian National University, UNSW Sydney, and UCL. He is an adjunct professor in the Australian Research Centre for Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University in Melbourne.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Viral times: HIV, COVID-19 and beyond Jaime García-Iglesias, Maurice Nagington and Peter Aggleton Part I Intimate relationships 2. Navigating dating and sexual intimacy in viral times: How people adapt their sexual relationships to pandemic risk Barbara Rothmüller and Anna-Greta Mittelberger 3. 75 loads in LA: Situating the 'queer mundane' in viral times Chris Ashford and Gareth Longstaff 4. Narratives of pandemic lives: Everyday experiences of the plague, HIV and COVID-19 in literary fiction Deborah Lupton 5. The politics of epidemics: From the local to the global Dennis Altman 6. An unlimited intimacy of the air: Pandemic fantasy, COVID-19 and the biopolitics of respiration Tim Dean Part II Biomedicalisation 7. How to survive another plague: Autoethnographic reflections on antiviral medication, cultural memory and dystopian metaphor Max Morris 8. Thinking with HIV in pandemic times: A diffractive reading of COVID-19 and mpox Kiran Pienaar and Dean Murphy 9. People, politics and death: International, national and community responses to HIV and COVID-19 Richard Parker and Peter Aggleton 10. Viral times and governance: The Philippines Michael Lim Tan Part III Professional, practitioner, and community perspectives 11. When The Clapping stops: Mourning and the spectacle of public sacrifice during COVID-19 Bernard Kelly 12. Memorialisation within an ongoing crisis: Learning from COVID-19, HIV and AIDS, and the Overdose Response Activists Theodore (ted) Kerr 13. Critical hope and responses to pandemics: From HIV to COVID-19 Carmen H. Logie and Frannie MacKenzie 14. HIV outreach for men who have sex with men during the COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia, 2020-2021 Benjamin Hegarty, Amalia Puri Handayani, Sandeep Nanwani and Ignatius Praptoraharjo 15. Equitable access and public attitudes to prevention of HIV and COVID-19 in Vietnam Pauline Oosterhoff and Tu Anh Hoang 16. COVID-19 stigma and discrimination in India: Parallels with the HIV pandemic Shubhada Maitra, Shalini Bharat and Marie A. Brault
1. Viral times: HIV, COVID-19 and beyond Jaime García-Iglesias, Maurice Nagington and Peter Aggleton Part I Intimate relationships 2. Navigating dating and sexual intimacy in viral times: How people adapt their sexual relationships to pandemic risk Barbara Rothmüller and Anna-Greta Mittelberger 3. 75 loads in LA: Situating the 'queer mundane' in viral times Chris Ashford and Gareth Longstaff 4. Narratives of pandemic lives: Everyday experiences of the plague, HIV and COVID-19 in literary fiction Deborah Lupton 5. The politics of epidemics: From the local to the global Dennis Altman 6. An unlimited intimacy of the air: Pandemic fantasy, COVID-19 and the biopolitics of respiration Tim Dean Part II Biomedicalisation 7. How to survive another plague: Autoethnographic reflections on antiviral medication, cultural memory and dystopian metaphor Max Morris 8. Thinking with HIV in pandemic times: A diffractive reading of COVID-19 and mpox Kiran Pienaar and Dean Murphy 9. People, politics and death: International, national and community responses to HIV and COVID-19 Richard Parker and Peter Aggleton 10. Viral times and governance: The Philippines Michael Lim Tan Part III Professional, practitioner, and community perspectives 11. When The Clapping stops: Mourning and the spectacle of public sacrifice during COVID-19 Bernard Kelly 12. Memorialisation within an ongoing crisis: Learning from COVID-19, HIV and AIDS, and the Overdose Response Activists Theodore (ted) Kerr 13. Critical hope and responses to pandemics: From HIV to COVID-19 Carmen H. Logie and Frannie MacKenzie 14. HIV outreach for men who have sex with men during the COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia, 2020-2021 Benjamin Hegarty, Amalia Puri Handayani, Sandeep Nanwani and Ignatius Praptoraharjo 15. Equitable access and public attitudes to prevention of HIV and COVID-19 in Vietnam Pauline Oosterhoff and Tu Anh Hoang 16. COVID-19 stigma and discrimination in India: Parallels with the HIV pandemic Shubhada Maitra, Shalini Bharat and Marie A. Brault
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