Aids discourse

JanMohamed, A. R. (1992). Sexuality on/of the Racial Border: Foucault, Wright, and the Articulation of 'Racialized Sexuality'. In D. C. Stanton (Ed.), Discourses of Sexuality: From Aristotle to AIDS. (pp. 94-116). Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. [[[American literature] [1900 1999] [Wright, Richard] [Native Son] [novel] [treatment of sexuality] [power] [application of theories of Foucault, Michel] [L'Histoire de la sexualite]]]
Joffe, H. (1997). The relationship between representational and materialist perspectives: AIDS and 'the other' In: L. Yardley (Ed.), Material discourses of health and illness. (pp. 132-149). Florence, KY: Taylor & Frances/Routledge [[[Lg: English ] [lay vs medical scientific representations of origin & spread of AIDS, White & Black heterosexuals & gay males, Britain vs South Africa, implications for materialist-representational debate ][AIDS (Attitudes Toward)][Attribution][Etiology][Racial and Ethnic Dif
Jones, J. W. (1992). Discourses on and of AIDS in West-Germany, 1986-90. Journal of the History of Sexuality, 2(3), 439-468.
Jones, P. S. (2004). When 'development' devastates: donor discourses, access to HIV/AIDS treatment in Africa and rethinking the landscape of development. Third World Quarterly, 25(2), 385-404. [[[politics; health; post; aids]]]
Jones, R. H. (1996). Responses to AIDS Awareness Discourse: A Cross-Cultural Frame Analysis. Research Monograph City University of Hong Kong, Department of English, 10, i-119. [[[cross cultural communication] [discourse analysis] [language culture relationship] [asian cultural groups] [north american cultural groups] [discourse analysis/text linguistics] [discourse analysis]]]
Jones, R. H. (1998). 2 Faces of AIDS in Hong-Kong: Culture and the Construction of the AIDS Celebrity. Discourse & Society, 9(3), 309-338.
Jones, R. H. (1998). Two faces of AIDS in Hong Kong: culture and the construction of the ´AIDS celebrity´. Discourse & Society, 9(3), 309-338.
Jones, R. H. (2007). Imagined comrades and imaginary protections: Identity, community and sexual risk among men who have sex with men in China. Journal of Homosexuality, 53(3), 83-115. [[[china; discourse analysis; gay men; hiv/aids; sexual behavior; gay community; safer sex; love; hiv; psychology, multidisciplinary; social sciences, interdisciplinary]]]
Kaler, A. (2010). Gender-as-Knowledge and AIDS in Africa: A Cautionary Tale. Qualitative Sociology, 33(1), 23-36. [[[aids; discourse; gender; racism; southern malawi; sociology]]]
Kates, S. M. (2002). AIDS and community-based organizations: The marketing of therapeutic discourse. European Journal of Marketing, 36 (5), 621-641. [[[AIDS] [community-based organizations] [CBOs] [therapeutic discourse] [societal marketing] [relationship marketing] [profit businesses] [metaphor use] [grief] [customer intimacy]]]
Khan, S. I., Hudson-Rodd, N., Saggers, S., Bhuiyan, M. I., Bhuiya, A., Karim, S. A., & Rauyajin, O. (2006). 'Semen contains vitality and heredity, not germs': Seminal discourse in the AIDS era. Journal of Health Population and Nutrition, 24(4), 426-437. [[[semen loss; sexuality; sexual health; sexually transmitted infections; human immunodeficiency virus; aids; bangladesh; dhat syndrome; sexual dysfunctions; rural bangladesh; india; men; prevalence; knowledge; symptoms; meanings; culture; environmental s
Kim, S. H. (2010). AIDS and the question of culture: Focus on social cognitive theory. Social Work in Public Health, 25(1), 1-5. [Lg: English][[[[Cultural-based study] [Empowerment] [HIV/AIDS] [Public discourse] [Social cognitive theory] [Social constructionist perspective approach] [Social work] ]]]
Kitzinger, C., & Peel, E. (2005). The de-gaying and re-gaying of AIDS: contested homophobias in lesbian and gay awareness training. Discourse & Society, 16(2), 173-197.
Klaus, H. (1975). Textlinguistik. Kommentierte Bibliographie. (Discourse Analysis. An Annotated Bibliography). Archiv fur das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen, 212(2), 401. [[[descriptive linguistics] [discourse analysis] ]]
Knight, R., Shoveller, J. A., Oliffe, J. L., Gilbert, M., Frank, B., & Ogilvie, G. (2012). Masculinities, 'guy talk' and 'manning up': a discourse analysis of how young men talk about sexual health. Sociology of Health & Illness, 34(8), 1246-1261. [[[masculinities; men's health; sexual health; discourse analysis; stis/hiv; hegemonic masculinity; constructions; focus; oil; public, environmental & occupational health; biomedical social sciences; sociology]]]
Ko, N. Y., & Muecke, M. A. (2006). Prevailing discourses among AIDS care professionals about childbearing by couples with HIV in Taiwan. Aids Care-Psychological and Socio-Medical Aspects of Aids/Hiv, 18(1), 82-86.
Korner, H., Newman, C. E., Mao, L. M., Kidd, M. R., Saltman, D. C., & Kippax, S. (2011). Discourses of Depression of Australian General Practitioners Working With Gay Men. Qualitative Health Research, 21(8), 1051-1064. [[[depression; gays and lesbians; hiv/aids; illness and disease, social construction; interviews, semistructured; language / linguistics; mental health and illness; stressful social arrangements; hiv; dsm; masculinity; psychiatry; ; health care sciences &
Lawless, S., Kippax, S., & Crawford, J. (1996). Dirty, diseased and undeserving: The positioning of HIV positive women. Social Science & Medicine, 43(9), 1371-1377. [[[prevailing discourses of HIV/AIDS, family relationships & sexuality & support networks & health & experience of health care & HIV-related services, 22-55 yr old females with HIV/AIDS, Australia]]]
Leap, W. L. (1991). AIDS, Linguistics, and the Study of Nonneutral Discourse. Journal of sex Research, 28(2), 275-287.
Leite Araujo, L. B. (2007). A decade of debate: discourse theory versus political liberalism. Archiv für rechts-und sozialphilosophie, ARSP. Beiheft, 107, 87-96.
Lewis, L. J. (2004). Examining sexual health discourses in a racial/ethnic context. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 33(3), 223-234. [[[erectile dysfunction; adolescents; ethnicity; pregnancy; behavior; epidemiology; culture; trends; risk; race]]]
Limberg, H. (2006). Discourse structure of academic talk in university office hour interaction. In: Claus-Peter Neumann, Ramón Plo Alastrué, & Carmen Pérez-Llantada Auría (Eds.), Actas de V Congreso Internacional AELFE [Archivo de ordenador] = Proceedings of the 5th International AELFE Conference. (pp. 220-229).
Long, C. (2009). "I Don't Know who to Blame": Hiv-Positive South African Women Navigating Heterosexual Infection. Psychology of Women Quarterly, 33(3), 321-333. [[[sex; sexuality; hiv/aids; gender; aids; psychoanalysis; psychology; narratives; discourse; health; psychology, multidisciplinary; women's studies]]]
Lupton, D. (1993). AIDS risk and heterosexuality in the Australian press. Discourse & Society, 4(3), 307-328.
Lupton, D. (1994). The condom in the age of AIDS: Newly respectable or still a dirty word? A discourse analysis. Qualitative Health Research, 4 (3), 304-320. [[[discourse analysis of representation of condoms in newspapers and magazines] [Australia] [implications for AIDS prevention]]]
Lupton, D., Mcarthy, S., & Chapman, S. (1995). Panic Bodies - Discourses on Risk and hiv Antibody Testing. Sociology of Health & Illness, 17(1), 89-108. [[[gay men; aids; infection; heterosexuals; transmission; prevention; self]]]
Lupton, D., McArthy, S., & Chapman, S. (1995). Panic Bodies: Discourses on Risk and HIV Antibody Testing. Sociology of Health & Illness, 17(1), 89-108.
Luzón Marco, M. J. (1994). A functional-semiotic analysis of visual aids in scientific discourse. Miscelánea: A journal of english and american studies, 15, 367-390.
Mack, N., Robinson, E. T., Macqueen, K. M., Moffett, J., & Johnson, L. M. (2010). The exploitation of "exploitation" in the tenofovir PrEP trial in cameroon: Lessons learned from media coverage of an HIV prevention trial. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 5(2), 3-19. [Lg: English][[[[Africa] [Cameroon] [Communications] [Controversy] [Discourse analysis] [HIV prevention trial] [Media analysis] [Research ethics] [TDF] [Tenofovir] ]]]
Mackenzie, S. (2011). Dissecting the social body: social inequality through AIDS counter-narratives. Public Understanding of Science, 20(4), 491-505. [[[bodies and science; discourses of science; hiv/aids research; public understanding of science; sociology of health and illness; injection-drug users; conspiracy beliefs; african-americans; public-health; hiv; hiv/aids; prevention; trust; men; sex; comm
Maguire Gamito, L. (2005). Who dominates whom?: interruptions in classroom discourse. In: José Manuel Oro Cabanas, JoDee Anderson, & Jesús Varela Zapata (Eds.), La enseñanza de las lenguas en una Europa multicultural [archivo de ordenador]. (pp. 1162-1168).
Makatu, M. S., Wagner, C., Ruane, I., & van Schalkwyk, G. J. (2008). Discourse Analysis of the Perceptions of Bereavement and Bereavement rituals of Tshivenda Speaking Women. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 18(4), 573-580. [[[bereavement; bereavement rituals; south african women; discourse analysis; perceptions; hiv/aids; psychology, multidisciplinary]]]
Mankayi, N. (2009). Military men and sexual practices: Discourses of 'othering' in safer sex in the light of HIV/AIDS. Sahara J-Journal of Social Aspects of Hiv-Aids, 6(1), 33-41. [[[military; masculinity; safe sex; hiv/aids; aids; health policy & services; public, environmental & occupational health]]]
Marcus-Delgado, J. (2004). Demonic power and political discourse in Mario Vargas Llosa's La 'Fiesta del chivo'. Confluencia-Revista Hispanica de Cultura y Literatura, 19(2), 125-133.
Marcus-Delgado, J. (2004). Demonic Power and Political Discourse in Mario Vargas LLosa's La fiesta del chivo. Confluencia: Revista hispánica de cultura y literatura, 19(2), 125-133.
Marten-Finnis, S., & Jastal, K. (2003). The press and literature in Czernowitz, 1918-1940 - Colonial discourse on an autonomous area of cultural literary production (Jewish social-history). Internationales Archiv fur Sozialgeschichte der Deutschen Literatur, 28(1), 171-180.
Maulana, A. O., Krumeich, A., & Van den Borne, B. (2009). Emerging discourse: Islamic teaching in HIV prevention in Kenya. Culture Health & Sexuality, 11(5), 559-569. [[[islam; hiv; aids; stigma; condoms; kenya; acquisition; cohort; family studies; social sciences, biomedical]]]
McCoy, C. B., Miles, C., & Metsch, L. R. (1999). The medicalization of discourse within an AIDS research setting. In: Elwood, William N. (Ed.), Power in the blood: A handbook on AIDS, politics, and communication. (pp. 39-50). Mahwah, NJ, USA: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. [[[difficulties encountered in discourse about AIDS & models for blame & responsibility] [Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome; AIDS (Attitudes Toward); Communication; Models]]
McInnes, D., Bradley, J., & Prestage, G. (2011). Responsibility, risk and negotiation in the discourse of gay men's group sex. Culture Health & Sexuality, 13(1), 73-87. [[[hiv; gay men; responsibility; risk; negotiation; hiv; family studies; biomedical social sciences]]]
McInnes, D., Bradley, J., & Prestage, G. (2011). Responsibility, risk and negotiation in the discourse of gay men's group sex. Culture Health & Sexuality, 13(1), 73-87. [[[hiv; gay men; responsibility; risk; negotiation; hiv; family studies; social sciences, biomedical]]]
McIntosh, A. (1979). Some Notes on the Language and Textual Transmission of the Scottish Troy Book. Archivum Linguisticum, 10(1), 1-19. [[[diachronic linguistics] [english] [celtic languages] [discourse analysis] ]]
Meintjes, H., & Giese, S. (2006). Spinning the epidemic - The making of mythologies of orphanhood in the context of AIDS. Childhood-a Global Journal of Child Research, 13(3), 407-430. [[[children; discourse; hiv/aids; orphan; representation; sub-saharan africa; mortality; children; impact; hiv; social sciences, interdisciplinary]]]
Meisenbach, R. J. (2010). Stigma Management Communication: A Theory and Agenda for Applied Research on How Individuals Manage Moments of Stigmatized Identity. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 38(3), 268-292. [[[stigma management; dirty work; identity; organizational communication; health communication; dirty work; social-psychology; care; strategies; challenge; discourse; homeless; illness; aids; ex; communication]]]
Merten, S., & Haller, T. (2007). Culture, changing livelihoods, and HIV/AIDS discourse: Reframing the institutionalization of fish-for-sex exchange in the Zambian Kafue Flats. Culture Health & Sexuality, 9(1), 69-83. [[[hiv/aids; transactional sex; fisheries; zambia; customary sexual relations; sub-saharan africa; condom use; aids; hiv; risk; prevalence; workers; decline; family studies; social sciences, biomedical]]]
Messora, N., & Sherrill, B. (1978). A New 'Role' for Audio-Visual Aids: A Slide-Sequence of Strategies and Protocols. System, 6(2), 79-88. [[[language teaching methods] [communication in groups] [discourse analysis] ]]
Mick, C. (2010). Discourses by the oppressed: Critical analysis of the discourses of Peruvian maids in Lima . Discursos de oprimidas: Análisis crítico de los discursos de empleadas domésticas peruanas en Lima. Papeles de Poblacion, 16(63), 187-218. [Lg: Spanish][[[[Domestic service] [Identity] [Ideologies] [Intra-national migration] [Peru] ]]]
Miles, L. (1993). Women, AIDS, and Power in Heterosexual Sex: A Discourse Analysis. Womens Studies International Forum, 16(5), 497-511.
Miles, L. (1997). Women, AIDS, and power in heterosexual sex: A discourse analysis. In: M. M. Gergen, & S. N. Davis (Eds.), Toward a new psychology of gender. (pp. 479-501). Florence, KY: Taylor & Frances/Routledge [[[Lg: English ] [discourse analysis of sex & power & social construction of sexuality, safe sex practices in AIDS epidemic, 21-25 yr old Black vs White females, South Africa ][AIDS Prevention][Male Female Relations][Power][Sexual Risk Taking][Sexuality ]]]
Miller, G., & Silverman, D. (1995). Troubles talk and counseling discourse: A comparative study. Sociological Quarterly, 36 (4), 725-747. [[[troubles as socially constructed realities and counseling as institutional discourse] [HIV-positive hemophilia and family therapy patients] [UK vs US]]]
Miller, M. (1992). Discourse and Morality: 2 Case-Studies of Social Conflicts in a Segmentary and a Functionally Differentiated Society. Archives Europeennes de Sociologie, 33(1), 3-38.
Molinari, M. V. (1974). Nota sull'iscrizione dell'elmo B di Negau. (A Note on the Inscription on Helmet B of Negau). Archivio Glottologico Italiano, 59, 1-2, 44-55. [[[discourse analysis] ]]
Moreno, A., Salager Meyer, F., Suárez, L., & Williams, I. A. (2006). Critical voices in Spanish-English written academic discourse. Theoretical and applied perspectives. In: Claus-Peter Neumann, Ramón Plo Alastrué, & Carmen Pérez-Llantada Auría (Eds.), Actas de V Congreso Internacional AELFE [Archivo de ordenador] = Proceedings of the 5th International AELFE Conference. (pp. 127-135).
Morin, J. F., & Gold, E. R. (2010). Consensus-seeking, distrust and rhetorical entrapment: The WTO decision on access to medicines. European Journal of International Relations, 16(4), 563-587. [Lg: English][[[[discourse] [HIV/AIDS] [intellectual property rights] [norms] [rhetoric] ]]]
Mulwo, A. K., Tomaselli, K. G., & Francis, M. D. (2012). HIV/AIDS and discourses of denial in sub-Saharan Africa: An Afro-optimist response?. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 15(6), 567-582. [[[africa; afro-pessimism; denialism; hiv/aids; image; aids; zimbabwe; behavior; politics; kenya; cultural studies]]]
Munnich, S. (2011). Interest-Seeking as Sense-Making: Ideas and Business Interests in the New Deal. Archives Europeennes de Sociologie, 52(2), 277-311. [[[ideas and interests; culture and politics; employers ideology; welfare state; new deal; american welfare-state; politics; policy; power; institutionalism; discourse; path; sociology]]]
Musheno, M. (1995). Legal Consciousness on the Margins of Society - Struggles Against Stigmatization in the Aids Crisis. Identities-Global Studies in Culture and Power, 2(1-2), 101-122. [[[legal consciousness; law; identities; aids/hiv disease; discourse; blame; intravenous-drug-users; justice; court; construction; community; children; spread; hiv; law; ethnic studies]]]
Myrick, R. (1998). AIDS discourse: A critical reading of mainstream press surveillance of marginal identity. Journal of Homosexuality, 35 (1), 75-93. [[[content analysis of newspaper portrayals of AIDS and gay identity]]]
Myrick, R. (1998). AIDS Discourse: A Critical-Reading of Mainstream Press Surveillance of Marginal Identity. Journal of Homosexuality, 35(1), 75-93.
Nardi, P. M. (1997). Friends, lovers, and families: The impact of AIDS on gay and lesbian relationships. In: Nardi, Peter M., & Levine, Martin P. (Eds.), In changing times: Gay men and lesbians encounter HIV/AIDS. (pp.55-82). Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press. [[[impact of HIV/AIDS on romantic and sexual and friendship and familial relationships in behavior and discourse and media] [gay males and lesbians]]]
Nduna, M., & Mendes, J. (2010). Negative stereotypes examined through the HIV and AIDS discourse: qualitative findings from white young people in Johannesburg, South Africa. Sahara J-Journal of Social Aspects of Hiv-Aids, 7(3), 21-27. [[[adolescents; hiv; stereotypes; race; racism; youth; south africa; cape-town; youth; risk; perceptions; hiv/aids; behavior; sex; challenges; context; health; health policy & services; public, environmental & occupational health]]]
Newman, C., Mao, L. M., Canavan, P. G., Kidd, M. R., Saltman, D. C., & Kippax, S. C. (2010). HIV generations? Generational discourse in interviews with Australian general practitioners and their HIV positive gay male patients. Social Science & Medicine, 70(11), 1721-1727. [[[hiv; haart; gay/homosexual; australia; generations; discourse; change; general practitioner (gp); men; health-professionals; men; time; aids; care; predictors; hiv/aids; identity; public, environmental & occupational health; social sc
Newman, C., & Persson, A. (2009). Fear, complacency and the spectacle of risk: the making of HIV as a public concern in Australia. Health, 13(1), 7-23. [[[complacency; discourse; heterosexuality; hiv; print media; aids; media; press; public, environmental & occupational health; social sciences, biomedical]]]
Newman, C. E., Bonar, M., Greville, H. S., Thompson, S. C., Bessarab, D., & Kippax, S. C. (2007). Everything is okay': The influence of neoliberal discourse on the reported experiences of Aboriginal people in Western Australia who are HIV-positive. Culture Health & Sexuality, 9(6), 571-584. [[[australia; aboriginal health; living with hiv; health service delivery; neoliberal discourse; illness narratives; health; self; care; responsibility; impact; family studies; social sciences, biomedical]]]
Newman, P. A., Logie, C., James, L., Charles, T., Maxwell, J., Salam, K., & Woodford, M. (2011). "Speaking the Dialect": Understanding Public Discourse in the Aftermath of an HIV Vaccine Trial Shutdown. American Journal of Public Health, 101(9), 1749-1758. [[[step; communication; barriers; science; models; health; public, environmental & occupational health]]]
Newton, D. P. (1995). Support for understanding: Discourse which aids the construction of a functional mental model of causal situations. Research in Science & Technological Education, 13 (2), 109-122.[[[Lg: English] [explicit articulation of cause-effect in physical science, development of mental model & understanding causal situations, Year 8 students][Comprehension][Mental Models][Science Education][Teaching Methods]]]
Norton, B., & Mutonyi, H. (2010). Languaging for life: African youth talk back to HIV/AIDS research. Language Policy, 9(1), 45-63. [[[language policy; hiv/aids research; youth; africa; reproductive health; uganda; education; sexuality; aids; negotiation; adolescents; discourses; world; focus; education & educational research; linguistics; language & linguistics]]]
Orfali, B. (2004). Typologie des focus groups à partir d'un dilemme sur le SIDA: le rôle du 'compére spontané'. Bulletin de Psychologie, 57(3), 273-279. [[focus groups][medical privacy][AIDS][group member positions][group member responses][position fidelity][discussion format][social representations][gender differences][age differences][responsibility][Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome][Discourse Analysis][Group Discussion][Privileged Communication]]
Pasaliu, I. (1995). The operational mechanisms and their part in discourse construction I "and." Archives de Psychologie, 63(245), 121-147. [[[written language] [syntax] [semantics] [language development] [epistemology] ]]
Patton, C. (1993). 'With champagne and roses': Women at risk from/in AIDS discourse. In: C. Squire (Ed.), Women and AIDS: Psychological perspectives. (pp. 165-187). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc [[[Lg: English ] [discusses media coverage & the representation of women in AIDS research, policy & education ][AIDS][Human Females][Mass Media ]]]
Perakyla, A. (1993). Invoking a Hostile World: Discussing the Patient's Future in Aids Counselling. Text, 13(2), 291-316. [[[Practitioner Patient Relationship] [Discourse Analysis] [Conversation]]]
Persson, A., & Newman, C. (2006). Potency and vulnerability: Troubled 'selves' in the context of antiretroviral therapy. Social Science & Medicine, 63(6), 1586-1596. [[[australia; discourses of self and health; hiv; antiretroviral drugs; immune system; neoliberalism; efavirenz plasma-levels; quality-of-life; hiv-1-infected patients; ; public, environmental & occupational health; social sciences, biomedical]]]
Pisani, V. (1974). La nuova iscrizione venetica da Cartura. (New Venetian Inscription from Cartura). Archivio Glottologico Italiano, 59, 1-2, 157-160. [[[italian] [discourse analysis] ]]
Pittam, J., & Gallois, C. (1996). The Mediating Role of Narrative in Intergroup Processes: Talking about AIDS. Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 15(3), 312-334. [[[disorders] [group communication] [interpersonal communication] [discourse analysis] [young adults] [interpersonal behavior and communication] [communication in groups]]]
Pittam, J., & Gallois, C. (2000). Malevolence, stigma, and social distance: Maximizing intergroup differences in HIV/AIDS discourse. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 28 (1), 24-43. [[[intergroup language used in conversations about HIV-AIDS and safe sex] [17-24 yr old heterosexuals] [Australia]]]
Plichtova, J., & Stulrajter, M. (2001). Social representations of individual rights in the discourse of the younger generation / Socialne reprezentacie individualnych prav v diskurze mladej generacie. Ceskoslovenska Psychologie, 45 (3), 226-242. [[[HIV/AIDS attitudes] [medical confidentiality] [patient rights] [medical records] [public health interests] [medical responsibility]]]
Pouit, D., & Golder, C. (1996). Peut-on faciliter l'argumentation ecrite? Effets d'un schema de texte, d'une liste d'idees et d'un theme familier. /Can one facilitate written argumentation? Effects of a text schema, a list of ideas and a familiar topic. Archives de Psychologie, 64(250), 179-199. [[[topic & plan of organization & list of ideas, cognitive & linguistic aspectrs of argumentative discourse, 11-12 vs 13-14 yr olds, France]]]
Pride, J. B. (1976). Speech Act Diversity. Archivum Linguisticum, 7(1), 66-89. [[[discourse analysis] [speech act theory] [searle] ]]
Richardson, D. (1994). Inclusions and exclusions: Lesbians, HIV and AIDS. In: Doyal, Lesley, & Naidoo, Jennie. (Eds.), AIDS:Setting a feminist agenda. Feminist perspectives on the past and present. (pp. 159-170). Philadelphia, PA: Taylor & Francis. [[[simultaneous inclusion and exclusion in HIV/AIDS discourse, lesbians]]]
Robinson, B. A., & Vidal-Ortiz, S. (2013). Displacing the Dominant "Down Low" Discourse: Deviance, Same-Sex Desire, and Craigslist.org. Deviant Behavior, 34(3), 224-241. [[[black sexuality; bareback sex; bug chasers; men; internet; hiv; responsibility; masculinities; community; online; psychology; sociology]]]