Barebacking with Weber: Re-enchanting the rational sexual orderSocial Theory & Health - Tập 12 - Trang 235-250 - 2014
Brandon Andrew Robinson
Sexual health discourses have become a defining part of many gay men’s sex lives. These discourses have effectively linked gay identity to HIV/AIDS discourses through telling most gay men how to rationally have sex and how to routinely get tested. However, some gay men who bareback – the choice often made not to use a condom – engage in condomless sex despite these larger discourses. Through using...... hiện toàn bộ
Capitalising on cultural dichotomies: Making the ‘right choice’ regarding cochlear implantsSocial Theory & Health - Tập 14 - Trang 293-311 - 2016
Tracey Edelist
In this article, I examine how health professionals in Ontario, Canada, frame disability, deafness, language and culture within the dichotomy between Deaf culture/sign language and Hearing culture/oral language, and the relation such framing has to parental decision making regarding hearing technologies and mode of communication for their children. I address how the Deaf/Hearing dichotomy has infl...... hiện toàn bộ
Theorizing participation in health promotion: A literature reviewSocial Theory & Health - Tập 10 - Trang 188-207 - 2012
Benjamin Marent, Rudolf Forster, Peter Nowak
Participation is a key principle in health promotion. Numerous methods and tools are available and several models are used to guide and evaluate participatory endeavours in the health field. Recently, however, the lack of conceptual clarity and the normative underpinning of participation have been criticized and more substantiation by social theories has been suggested. To identify theoretical app...... hiện toàn bộ