AIDS personified in the newspaper Correio de Notícias (PR), 1987 to 1992
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https://doi.org/10.29397/reciis.v15i1.2185Keywords:
HIV, AIDS, Social Representations, Printed newspaper, Stigma.Abstract
The article analyzes the social representations of people with HIV and/or sick of AIDS that were published by the newspaper Correio de Notícias between 1987 and 1992. The main purpose of the analysis was to understand how a newspaper of significant circulation in the state of Paraná built a certain stereotypic image of people HIV-positive at a time when the disease was considered a death prediction. From the obtained data, a content analysis of the journalistic materials was made, with support from the theory of the Social Representations. The survey identified a plurality of thematic categories with a set of representations whose most immediate significance reinforced the stigmatization of the person with HIV and/or sick of AIDS with an association with crime and misdemeanor.Downloads
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