Titlebook: HIV/AIDS Communication in South Africa; Are You Human? Colin Chasi Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-29063-3u while making a case for its relevance as to how we communicate in ways that prevent or ameliorate the epidemic of HIV/AIDS. This involves recognizing that ubuntu can be profitably read as an attempt by Africans to achieve democratic conditions which are conducive to individual development in a wor

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Introduction,e importance of going past merely listing inventories of the latest statistics about prevalence, survey findings concerning about an assortment of communication practices regarding HIV/AIDS, and other such programmatic engagements with the epidemic. It speaks of the value of presenting new theory ab

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Are You Human?,t getting them ‘into the know’. This chapter presents the seemingly tame view that meaningful communication for behaviour change as regards HIV/AIDS involves contending with questions concerning the humanity and dignity of self and other. It encourages existential questions in relation to the Africa

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Just HIV/AIDS Communication,retributivism. It does this partly by arguing that the prospects for attaining justice are limited should we settle for practices which are merely reactive as concerns HIV/AIDS. Broadly, the view presented is that justice involves communication that humanizes. It does so by pointing out that how HIV

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