Books by Douglas A. Feldman

This collection is a serious attempt to explore the relationship between cultural content and the form AIDS takes in different cultural settings. Thirteen essays explore the social and cultural context of AIDS related behavior and clarify key domains in AIDS and the social sciences.

A collection of original papers on the nature of AIDS social research, this volume brings together anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists, and public health researchers to consider the methodological, empirical, and conceptual aspects of the problem.

To help high school and college students understand the history and current status of AIDS as a social, political, psychological, public health, and cultural phenomenon, this documentary history provides 228 short and highly readable selections from primary and secondary sources of information about AIDS and HIV.