Articles

• HIV/AIDS Messaging in Germany and Nigeria: A Corpus Linguistics Study

  BE Antia, O Razum

  1-23

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-80

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• Language Practices in Radio Programs on HIV/AIDS: A Call for Culturally-Sanctioned Ways of Communication

  F Chimbutane

  25-40

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-81

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• Deconstructing Gender and Sexuality Discourses in “Brothers For Life”: A Critical Look at Chronotopes of Consumption in HIV/AIDS Prevention Campaigns

  NB Luphondo, C Stroud

  41-58

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-82

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• Queering the Matrix? Language and Identity Troubles in HIV/AIDS Contexts

  TM Milani

  59-75

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-83

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• Emotions and HIV/AIDS in South Africa: A Multilingual Perspective

  M Oostendorp, E Bylund

  77-89

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-84

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• To Use or Not To Use Teenage Afrikaans in HIV Prevention Messages Directed At Afrikaans Teenagers in Pretoria

  E Saal

  91-105

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-85

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• Multilingual Practices and Language Scaling in Behavioural Change Communication on HIV/AIDS in Lesotho: The Case of Phela Health and Development Communications

  K Sobane

  107-115

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-86

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• Does Active Participation in Health Enhance Health Outcomes and Health Care Delivery Systems?

  A Thutloa, C Stroud

  117-123

  DOI: 10.5842/41-0-87

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