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The process of political praxis: Efforts of the gay community to transform the social signification of AIDS

Eric Gilder Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Communication, The Ohio State University, 154 N. Oval Mall, 205 Derby Hall, Columbus, OH, 43210
Pages 27-38 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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JenniferJ. McGee. (2003) A Pilgrim's Progress: Metaphor in the Rhetoric of Mary Fisher, AIDS Activist. Women's Studies in Communication 26:2, pages 191-213.
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GustA. Yep. (2003) The Violence of Heteronormativity in Communication Studies. Journal of Homosexuality 45:2-4, pages 11-59.
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Dacia Charlesworth. (2003) Transmitters, Caregivers, and Flowerpots: Rhetorical Constructions of Women's Early Identities in the AIDS Pandemic. Women's Studies in Communication 26:1, pages 60-87.
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Che Baysinger. (1999) Constructing the face of AIDS: Debby Feyerick and the Wayne Fischer story. New Jersey Journal of Communication 7:2, pages 216-226.
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CharlesJ. Stewart. (1999) Championing the rights of others and challenging evil: The ego function in the rhetoric of other‐directed social movements. Southern Communication Journal 64:2, pages 91-105.
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Roger Myrick. (1996) Speaking from the margins: Communication strategies used in African American HIV prevention campaigns in Alabama. Howard Journal of Communications 7:3, pages 241-255.
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AdrienneE. Christiansen & JeremyJ. Hanson. (1996) Comedy as cure for tragedy: Act up and the rhetoric of aids. Quarterly Journal of Speech 82:2, pages 157-170.
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Valeria Fabj & Matthew J. Sobnosky. (1995) Aids Activism and the Rejuvenation of the Public Sphere. Argumentation and Advocacy 31:4, pages 163-184.
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Roger Myrick. (2013) Responding to ambiguity: HIV communication campaigns for gay and bisexual African Americans. Journal of African American Men 4:1, pages 91-112.
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