WOMEN'S REPRESENTATIONS IN THE DISCOURSE ON SIDA IN SUB- SAHARIAN AFRICA This article is concerned with the discourse and representations of women and HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. Gender remains largely a forgotten or a mainly rhetorical dimension in the dominant discourses. New practices, more participatory interventions involving new social actors, including gender-sensitive health and educational strategies, are emerging.LA REPRESENTATION DES FEMMES DANS LE DISCOURS SUR LE SIDA EN AFRIQUE SUB-SAHARIENNE L'article traite du discours et des représentations des femmes séropositives ou malades du sida en Afrique sub-saharienne. La dimension du genre est généralement absente dans le discours et les pratiques dominants. De nouvelles procédu...
La thèse a pour objectif de montrer non seulement comment les romancières africaines des années 1980...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
WOMEN'S REPRESENTATIONS IN THE DISCOURSE ON SIDA IN SUB- SAHARIAN AFRICA This article is concerned w...
Although most African people have heard of HIV and AIDS, there is still widespread misunderstanding ...
Although most African people have heard of HIV and AIDS, there is still widespread misunderstanding ...
AIDS in the Kanak societies : a women's disease and/or a white people's disease This paper presents...
AIDS in the Kanak societies : a women's disease and/or a white people's disease This paper presents...
The sheer number of African colloquial lexicons such as Tewo Zamani—the sickness of this generation—...
This article analyses from a corpus of medical texts published between 1983 and 1990, the contradict...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
Since the last few years, one can observe the emergence of a discourse on women and AIDS within the ...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
La thèse a pour objectif de montrer non seulement comment les romancières africaines des années 1980...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
WOMEN'S REPRESENTATIONS IN THE DISCOURSE ON SIDA IN SUB- SAHARIAN AFRICA This article is concerned w...
Although most African people have heard of HIV and AIDS, there is still widespread misunderstanding ...
Although most African people have heard of HIV and AIDS, there is still widespread misunderstanding ...
AIDS in the Kanak societies : a women's disease and/or a white people's disease This paper presents...
AIDS in the Kanak societies : a women's disease and/or a white people's disease This paper presents...
The sheer number of African colloquial lexicons such as Tewo Zamani—the sickness of this generation—...
This article analyses from a corpus of medical texts published between 1983 and 1990, the contradict...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
Since the last few years, one can observe the emergence of a discourse on women and AIDS within the ...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
La thèse a pour objectif de montrer non seulement comment les romancières africaines des années 1980...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...
International audienceThis article analyses the experiences of internal mobility of HIV-positive wom...