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|a The AIDS cult :
|b essays on the gay health crisis /
|c John Lauritsen, Ian Young, editors.
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|a Provincetown, MA :
|b Askleopios,
|c 1997.
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|a The group-fantasy origins of AIDS -- Psychological and toxicological causes of "AIDS" -- Lessons from Hiroshima -- AIDS as information disease : a sequel to "Lessons from Hiroshima" -- The psychohistorical origins of AIDS : an interview with Casper Schmidt -- Programmed to die : dultural hypnosis & AIDS -- Deadly counsels : the necrophiliacs of "AIDS" -- HIV voodoo from Burroughs Wellcome -- Long-term survival -- Thinking positive : the AIDS cult and its seroconverts.
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|a What really causes AIDS? A virus from Africa? Or our own neglect - or worse - of whole categories of our population? The essays in The AIDS Cult show how a number of difference beliefs, group interests and social forces conspire to make us "sick." With varied backgrounds and different vantage points, the eight contributors offer a fresh, radical view of our society's health crisis, as manifested in the gay community. They challenge us to reexamine our assumptions about AIDS and terminate the mass sacrificial ritual we have been enacting.
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