A Disease of Society : Cultural and Institutional Responses to AIDS (Paperback)

Acknowledgments; Introduction: a disease of society: cultural and institutional responses to AIDS Dorothy Nelkin, David P. Willis and Scott V. Parris; Part I. Cultural Images: 1. The implicated and the immune: responses to AIDS in the arts and popular culture Richard Goldstein; Part II. Systems of Socialization and Control: 2. AIDS and changing concepts of family Carol Levine; 3. AIDS and the prison system Nancy Neveloff Dubler and Victor W. Sidel; 4. New rules for new drugs: the challenge of AIDS to the regulatory process Harold Edgar and David J. Rothman: Part III. Systems of Caring: 5. The culture of caring: AIDS and the nursing profession Renee C. Fox, Linda H. Aiken and Carla M. Messikomer; 6. AIDS and its impact on medical work: the culture and politics of the shop floor Charles L. Bosk and Joel E. Frader; 7. AIDS volunteering: links to the past and future prospects Suzanne C. Ouellette Kobasa; Part IV. Rights and Reciprocities: 8. AIDS and the future of reproductive freedom Ronald Bayer; 9. The poisoned gift: AIDS and blood Thomas H. Murray; 10. AIDS and the rights of the individual: toward a more sophisticated understanding of discrimination Thomas B. Stoddard and Walter Rieman; Notes on contributors; Index.