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A Brief Recap A Brief Recap
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The Policy Narrative and Prevention Practice The Policy Narrative and Prevention Practice
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Why the Policy Narrative Is So Widely Accepted Why the Policy Narrative Is So Widely Accepted
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Theory, Practice, and the Regulation of Sexuality and Gender Theory, Practice, and the Regulation of Sexuality and Gender
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Theory and Practice Theory and Practice
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Medicalizing Social Justice Medicalizing Social Justice
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Rewriting Risk and the Prescriptive Ideal Rewriting Risk and the Prescriptive Ideal
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Implications for Policy Implications for Policy
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6 Renarrating Good Sex and Redirecting Prevention
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Published:August 2016
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Abstract
Renarrating Good Sex. Redirecting Prevention identifies ways to improve the effectiveness of the current prevention policy and explores the economic and cultural forces that explain the widespread adoption of the policy narrative. Also considered are two central tensions at the intersection of sexuality studies and public health practice: (1) How far from the individual should theory take us in practice? and (2) What are the risks of deploying “health” in the service of social justice? The chapter closes with a new Story of AIDS that reimagines risk, prevention, and the prescriptive destination of an idealized world. The goal of this story is to effectively prevent HIV, not to create modern subjects.
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