Representing Condomless Anal Sex: BAREBACKING, BUGCHASING AND AN AUSTRALIAN CASE OF CRIMINAL EXPOSURE TO HIV.
The article examines the representation of condomless, anal sex between men as portrayed in mainstream Australian media coverage, such as the media's use of the terminology to describe the sexual acts between these men as "barebacking" and "bugchasing." Topics include an overview of a high-profile c...
| Publicado en: | AntiTHESIS Vol. 19; pp. 71 - 91 |
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University of Melbourne
2009
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