Private Risks and Public Dangers Routledge Library Editions: British Sociological Association Series
Coordonnateurs : Platt Stephen, Thomas Hilary, Scott Sue, Williams Gareth
Private Risk and Public Dangers is comprised of a collection of chapters which were originally papers presented in the 1991 British Sociological Association Conference on Health and Society, and they address a range of private risks and public dangers. Issues covered vary from the response to HIV and AIDS and ?foetal alcohol syndrome? to the nature of accidents. These seemingly diverse social situations within which emerges is that we need a more sociologically informed understanding of the personal shading the public dangers they are expected to manage.
About the editors Notes on contributors Acknowledgements Foreword 1. Introduction 2. Health and Social Body 3. Some Problems in the Development of a Sociology of Accidents 4. The Idea of Prevention: A Critical Review 5. Health, Harm or Happy Families? Knowledge of Incest in Twentieth Century Parliamentary Debates 6. The Gaze of the Counsellors: Discourses of Intervention in Marriage 7. ‘To Hell with Tomorrow’: Coronary Heart Disease Risk and the Ethnography of Fatalism 8. More Medicalizing of Mothers: Foetal Alcohol Syndrome in the USA and Related Developments 9. ‘What’s Your Excuse for Relapsing?’: A Critique of Recent Sexual Behaviour Studies of Gay Men 10. Quo Vadis the Special Hospitals? 11. The Social Relations of HIV Testing Technology 12. Safety as a Social Value Index
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Mots-clés :
Unprotected Anal Intercourse; Young Men; Britain; Foetal Alcohol Syndrome; Social Body; HIV Testing Technology; development sociology; Antibody Status; prevention; HIV Infection; Families; Broken Cord; Incest; Special Hospital System; parliamentary debates; Coroner’s Court; marriage; HIV Testing; counsellors; Rectal Gonorrhoea; coronary heart disease; Counselling Encounter; ethnography; Clinical Gaze; fatalism; Maternal Drinking; medicalizing; Special Hospitals; mothers; Popular Explanatory Culture; Healthy Lifestyle Advice; USA; Forensic Nursing; Sexual behaviours; Serological Status; Homosexuality; Special Hospitals Service Authority; Social Relations; Penetrative Anal Sex; HIV; Marriage Guidance; HIV Serological Status; Safety; AIDS Field; social values; Mentally Abnormal Offenders; community approach; Sue Scott; Gareth Williams; Gavin Kendall; Gary Wickham; Judy Green; Richard Freeman; Vikki Bell; David Clark; David Morgan; Charlie Davison; Stephen Frankel; George Davey Smith; Maureen McNeil; Jacquelyn Litt; Graham Hart; Ray Fitzpatrick; Jill Dawson; John McLean; Mary Boulton; Joel Richman; Tom Mason; Evan Willis; Helen Roberts; Susan J; Smith; Michelle Lloyd