Vidas inimagináveis: governamentalidade e mídialidade na prevenção do HIV/AIDS
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No presente estudo comparamos materiais visuais de prevenção do HIV usados em quatro países (Alemanha, Brasil, Estados Unidos e México) entre 1985 e 2005. Baseados simultaneamente nos quadros teóricos de medicalização, governamentalidade e estudos de mídia, analisamos as formas em que diferentes subjetividades são construídas, representadas, estruturadas e controladas. Entre outros resultados notáveis, este estudo comparativo propõe novas perspectivas sobre os vários discursos implementados em cada país para abordar o HIV como fenômeno bio-social; por exemplo, a invisibilidade seletiva de sectores vulneráveis ou as várias estratégias para lidar com os contextos sociopolíticos particulares de cada um. Tais peculiaridades podem-se considerar um dos alicerces para a construção de interseccionalidades.
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