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1. Introduction Richard Parker & Peter Aggleton Section I: Culture,Society and Sexuality: Part 1: Conceptual Frameworks: 2. Sexual Matters: OnConceptualizing Sexuality in History Robert A. Padgug; 3. Sexual ScriptsWilliam Simon & John H. Gagnon; 4. Anthropology Rediscovers Sexuality: ATheoretical Comment Carole S. Vance; Part 2: Gender and Power: 5. Gender as aUseful Category of Historical Analysis Joan Wallach Scott; 6. 'Gender' for aMarxist Dictionary: The Sexual Politics of a Word Donna J. Haraway; 7. 'ThatWe Should All Turn Queer?': Homosexual Stigma in the Making of Manhood andthe Breaking of a Revolution in Nicaragua Roger N. Lancaster; Part 3: FromGender to Sexuality: 8. Discourse, Desire and Sexual Deviance: Some Problemsin a History of Homosexuality Jeffrey Weeks; 9. Thinking Sex: Notes for aRadical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality Gayle S. Rubin; 10. 'The UncleanMotion of the Generative Parts': Frameworks in Western Thought on SexualityRobert W. Connell & Gary W. Dowsett; Part 4: Sexual Idenities/SexualCommunities: 11. Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence AdrienneRich; 12. The Hijras of India: Cultural and Individual Dimensions of anInstitutionalized Third Gender Role Serena Nanda; 13. Capitalism and GayIdentity John D'Emilio; Section II: Sexuality, Sexual Meanings and HIV/AIDS:Part 5: Sexual Classifications: 14. 'Within Four Walls': Brazilian SexualCulture and HIV/AIDS Richard Parker; 15. Silences: 'Hispanics', AIDS, andSexual Practices Ana Maria Alonso & Maria Teresa Koreck; 16. HIV, Heroin andHeterosexual Relations Stephanie Kane; Part 6: Sexual Meanings and HIV/AIDSPrevention: 17. Prostitution Viewed Cross-culturally: TowardRecontextualizing Sex Work in AIDS Intervention Research Barbara O. deZalduondo; 18. Sexual Diversity, Cultural Analysis, and AIDS Education inBrazil Richard Parker; 19. Sexuality, Identity and Community: The Experienceof MESMAC Katie Deverell & Alan Prout; Part 7: Sexual Representations and thePolitics of AIDS: 20. AIDS, Homophobia and Biomedical Discourse: An Epidemicof Signification Paula Treichler; 21. Inventing 'African AIDS' Cindy Patton;22. Safer Sex as Community Practice Simon Watney; Part 8: MethodologicalApproaches: 23. Sexual Culture, HIV Transmission, and AIDS Research RichardG. Parker, Gilbert Herdt & Manuel Carballo; 24. Mapping Terra Incognita: SexResearch for AIDS Prevention - An Urgent Agenda for the 1990s Ralph Bolton;25. Feminist Methodology and Young People's Sexuality Janet Holland,Caroline Ramazanoglu, Sue Sharpe & Rachel Thomson