Tools for Teaching Gender and Sexuality in Health and Medicine
Jordan-Young, Rebecca, Women's Studies Quarterly
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Jennifer Brier's Infectious ideas: U.S. Political Responses to the AIDS Crisis. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2009
Teaching the gender and sexual politics of medicine, I sometimes struggle to find material that fits the needs of my undergraduates, especially those at introductory and intermediate levels. Too often, I feel stuck between popular material that has an inadequately critical approach (if any critical angle at all) and advanced, complex texts that I love and lean on in my own research, but that leave my students struggling and …
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Article title: Tools for Teaching Gender and Sexuality in Health and Medicine.
Contributors: Jordan-Young, Rebecca - Author.
Journal title: Women's Studies Quarterly.
Volume: 39.
Issue: 3/4
Publication date: Fall 2011.
Page number: 304+.
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