Materialities of Sex in a Time of Hiv: The Promise of Vaginal Microbicides

Rowman & Littlefield International (2017)
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Provides a materialist analysis of the field of vaginal microbicides highlighting the problems of materialising the concept of empowerment through biomedical process, while utilising the microbicide as an analytical ally in a provocative debate with contemporary feminist theory on materiality.

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