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Beyond the Spectacle: Rethinking Media Representations of HIV/AIDS and Social Suffering,ions, social experiences, and political processes shape public perceptions of HIV/AIDS, often perpetuating stigma and influencing policy. The chapter critiques the commodification of suffering in the media and the resultant distortion of social realities. By appropriating the narratives of those liv

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#BeMoreJill and the Limited Visibility of Female Carers in ,levision series highlights Davies’ ‘real-life’ connections to many of .s characters, with much publicity focussing on his childhood friend Jill Nalder, an actor and prolific HIV/AIDS activist. Depicted in the series by Lydia West, the character of Jill Baxter emerges as a loyal friend and staunch al

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Incorrigibility and Becoming-Child: Portrayals of People Living with HIV/AIDS in the Works of Cuban Cocos” sanatorium. Fraga’s literary contributions offer profound insights into the biopolitical strategies employed by the Cuban state during the HIV/AIDS epidemic of the 1980s and 1990s. The forced isolation policies within Cuba’s ‘AIDS sanatoriums’ not only impacted public health but also resulte

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Embodied Topologies: Space and the Place of Memory Among Women Living with HIV in South Africa,ography together, it explores the dynamic relationship between memory and space through women’s recollections of their search for healing at different times in South Africa’s shifting political landscape over the last two decades. First, it traces women’s illness narratives across salient spaces and

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Mothering with HIV,, 2014), which perceives women with children through a narrow set of ‘motherhood’ discourses and practices. This chapter considers the maternal HIV experience from historical, cultural and sociological contexts taking account of the HIV pandemic. It discusses the maternal HIV experiences across the

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Michael McTear,Zoraida Callejas,David Griollevision series highlights Davies’ ‘real-life’ connections to many of .s characters, with much publicity focussing on his childhood friend Jill Nalder, an actor and prolific HIV/AIDS activist. Depicted in the series by Lydia West, the character of Jill Baxter emerges as a loyal friend and staunch al