Epistemological frameworks and the ‘feminization’ of the HIV/AIDS pandemic

Eugene Raikhel

Science, Medicine, and Anthropology

Tag: Gender

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Epistemological frameworks and the ‘feminization’ of the HIV/AIDS pandemic

Post author Eugene Raikhel
Post date November 12, 2009

This article is part of the following series: From the Somatosphere archives

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The Social Science Research Council (SSRC) recently set up a new blog site called “The Fourth Wave: Violence, Gender, Culture & HIV in the 21st Century.” The site is a counterpart to a forthcoming book edited by Jennifer F. Klot and Vinh-Kim Nguyen, and it makes the chapters of that book publicly-available free-of-charge. In addition to pdf …

Tags Gender, Global health, HIV/AIDS

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Reproductive Health Technologies in Egypt at SM

Post author Eugene Raikhel
Post date December 10, 2008

Over at Savage Minds Lisa Wynn has posted the first of several guest posts on a new project on reproductive health technologies in Egypt that she is starting with her collaborator, physician Hosam Moustafa.

Lisa Wynn is a cultural and medical anthropologist who is currently at Macquarie University in Sydney. (Before that she was a postdoc at Princeton, where she …

Tags Gender, Middle East, Religion, Reproductive Technologies