Policing Desire: Pornography, AIDS and the MediaSince its initial publication, Policing Desire has proved to be an unparalleled analysis of 'the cacophony of voices which sounds through every institution of our society on the subject of AIDS.' For the third edition Simon Watney has provided a new preface, a compelling new concluding essay, and a resource directory for AIDS information. |
Contents
Aids pornography and | 58 |
Aids and the press | 77 |
Aids on television | 97 |
Safer representations | 122 |
Conclusion Second Edition | 146 |
1996 | 167 |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
actual Aids commentary Aids victims Aids virus American anxiety attitudes audience body Britain British campaign concerning condoms context danger Dennis Altman described discourse disease drug Edmund White entire epidemic fantasy feminist gay community gay culture gay sex Gay's The Word Gayle Rubin gender groups health education Hence heterosexual HIV virus homophobia homophobic homosexual desire homosexuality human ideological images indecency individual infection institutions involved issue Jeffrey Weeks journalists legislation lesbians lesbians and gay lives London male mass media McKie Michel Foucault monogamy moral panic newspaper nonetheless obscenity organised Peter Policing political pornography position problem programme promiscuity protect psychic question recent recognise relation reporting representation repressed risk Rock Hudson safer sex sense sexual behaviour Simon Watney social society story supposedly television Terrence Higgins Trust testing threat treatment voice-over whilst women words York Native