Sociology of Homosexuality and Dangerous Bodies? Critical view from HIV/AIDS Discourse
Journal Title: International Journal of Research in Social Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper study on the relationship between homophobia/homosexuality to HIV/AIDS. Gay men and their sexual orientation consider to be a „homosexual „, who are disproportionately burden by HIV/AIDS. where HIV/AIDS remain a pressing or representing as a public health issue to reintroduce as criminalization of homosexuality and their bodies categories as “ dangerous” , which might be untold damage to HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention campaign . Thus, sociology has provided empirical tools in its examination of homosexual sub-cultural within cultural milieu. There has been independent emerged „HIV/AIDS Discourse‟ is a body of research which showing a variety forms of institutionalized Homosexuality which embedded with power and ideology.
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Joydeb Patra
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