AIDS, Mass Observation, and the Fate of the Permissive Turn.

The article focuses on Mass Observation (MO) project aimed at taking into account daily lives, thoughts, and feelings of ordinary people. It was initiated as part of an independent radical social research by anthropologist Tom Harrisson, poet Charles Madge, and filmmaker Humphrey Jennings in Great...

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Publicado en:	Journal of the History of Sexuality Vol. 26; no. 2; pp. 239 - 273
Autor principal:	COOK, MATT
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	University of Texas Press May2017
Materias:	Everyday life Everyday life > History Harrisson, Tom Jennings, Humphrey History of AIDS Homosexuality History of homosexuality Twentieth century Twenty-first century United Kingdom
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Sumario:	The article focuses on Mass Observation (MO) project aimed at taking into account daily lives, thoughts, and feelings of ordinary people. It was initiated as part of an independent radical social research by anthropologist Tom Harrisson, poet Charles Madge, and filmmaker Humphrey Jennings in Great Britain in 1937. Topics include MOers responses to the AIDS crisis, partial decriminalization for homosexuality and Men in the Gay Liberation Front's (GLF) campaign for Homosexual Equality.