AIDS/HIV/SAFE SEX ISSUES // LE SIDA/VIH/SAFE SEX
SEE ALSO BIBLIOGRAPHIES section of this Supplement for relevant items.
Abracen, Jeffrey Lewis.
“Psychosocial Risk Factors for HIV Infection.” Ph.D. dissertation,
(147 p.)
Action séro zéro.
Au
sauna – on s’adapte: évaluation de Au Sauna – on s’emballe!:
programme
d’intervention de Séro-Zéro.
Chercheur, Ken Morrison….
Montréal:
Séro-Zéro, 1996.
(62 p.; ISBN 298055300X)
Adam, Barry D.
“Constructing
Sexuality in the AIDS Era.” In Social Control in Canada,
pp. 227-240. Edited by Bernard Schissel and Linda Mahood.
Barry
D. Adam is at the
Much of Adam’s research and writing, including his excellent overview,
The Rise of a Gay and Lesbian Movement (Twayne Publishers, 1995) is
international in scope and has, thus, for the most part, not been included in
this bibliography (although the compiler may very well have missed some
items that would be relevant). Please see Adam’s publications list,
available, as of Jan. 20, 2003, at
www.cs.uwindsor.ca/users/a/adam/pub.htm .
Adam, Barry D.
“Constructing the Neoliberal Sexual Actor: Responsibility and Care of the Self
in the Discourse of Barebackers.” Culture, Health and Sexuality 7(4) (2005):
333-346.
Interviews with
Adam, Barry D.
“Infectious Behaviour: Imputing Subjectivity to HIV Transmission.”
Social Theory and Health 4(2) (2006): 168-179.
Adam, Barry D., and Sears, Alan.
Experiencing HIV: Personal, Family, and Work Relationships.
(182 p.; ISBN 0231101201, 023110121X)
Ref.:
“the authors…interviewed 100 seropositive people – black and
white, male and female, gay and heterosexual, well off and poor –
in
southeastern
Adam, Barry D., and Sears, Alan.
People with HIV Talk about Life, Love, Work, and Family.
[Windsor,
Ont.: AIDS Committee of
Ref.:
a note on p. 58 gives that “this handbook presents a brief version of a larger
research project on impacts of HIV on personal, family and work
relationships.”
Please see elaborative note on Adam and his publications appended to
several, but not all, Adam entries in this bibliography.
Adam, Barry D.; Maticka-Tyndale, Eleanor; and Cohen, Jeffrey J.
Living with Combination Therapies. [
Anthropology,
Adam, Barry D.; Sears, Alan; and Schellenberg, E. Glenn.
“Accounting for Unsafe Sex: Interviews with Men Who Have Sex with Men.”
Journal of Sex Research 37(1) (Feb. 2000): 24-36.
“Examined the reasoning processes men use to exempt themselves from
practicing safe sex” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Addressing Homophobia in relation to
HIV/AIDS in Aboriginal Communities:
Final Report of the Environmental Scan 2004-05. Principal investigator,
Art Zoccole; co-principal investigator, Janice Ristock; co-investigator,
Kevin Barlow; research coordinator,
Joyce Seto.
Aboriginal AIDS Network, [2005?].
(113 p.)
Available also as electronic (pdf) document at:
http://www.caan.ca/pdf/CAAN%5Fhomophobia%5Fe.pdf
NOTE ALSO annotated bibliography, pp. 109-112, which includes
Canadian items.
“AIDS and the Changing Face of Gay Politics.” Canadian Dimension 23(6)
(Sept. 1989): 4.
Editorial.
“AIDS Message Heeded by Gay, Bisexual Men.” Canadian Journal of Human
Sexuality 2(2) (Summer 1993): p. SIECCAN 16.
Communiqué originally released May 6, 1993, by the Canadian AIDS
Society.
The AIDS Project.
SEE entry at General Idea, in this section.
Allard, R., et al.
“Hepatitis
A Vaccination during an Outbreak among Gay Men in
Health 55, part 4 (2001): 251-256.
Similar report in French elsewhere in this bibliography.
Allman, Dan, 1962-
M is for Mutual, A is for Acts: Male Sex Work and AIDS in Canada.
Written in cooperation
with Health
Studies Unit,
(100 p.; ISBN 1895922127)
Co-published
by Health
Review: Maria N. Mensah, Canadian HIV AIDS Policy & Law
Newsletter 5(2/3) (Spring/Summer 2000): 59-62.
Allman, D., et al.
“Recruiting the Canadian Bisexual Male: Implications for HIV Prevention
Research.” Int Conf AIDS; 11(1): 263 (abstract no. Tu.D.603) (1996)
Ref.: NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, with lengthy abstract
from AIDSLINE database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Anis, Aslam H.,
et al.
“The Cost Effectiveness of Antiretroviral Regimens for the Treatment of
HIV/AIDS.” Pharmacoeconomics 18(4)(2000): 393-404.
The study group comprised HIV-positive men and women
in
Author
affiliations:
HIV/AIDS, St. Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver,
B.C., etc.
Aveline, David Timothy.
“The Safe-Sex-Limit Motility Model: How Gay Men Make Unsafe Sex Safe
through Differential Interpretation and Use of AIDS-Avoidance Information.”
MA thesis, Concordia University, 1991.
(393
p.)
Banks, Timothy Mark.
“Of Passions and Souls: Contemplating Willing, Ethics and AIDS.”
Ph.D. dissertation,
(287 p.)
“Argues that Willing – that is, an act of volitional proposing – is
especially presenced as a problem for HIV sero-negative gay men
in
Barak, Azy, et al.
“Individual Difference Correlates of HIV Serostatus among Heterosexual
and Homosexual Men.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 5(2)
(Summer 1996): 91-99.
Barnholden, Patrick.
“A
Gay Men’s Guide to Erotic Safer Sex.” The
Muse [
of
and Gay Supplement”)
Ref.:
Kinsman, Regulation of Desire, 2nd ed., p. 374, ftnt. 110.
Bellavance,
Marjolaine, 1953-
“Les représentations du sida chez
des hommes québécois vivant cette expérience de
santé / maladie.” Thèse de maîtrise, Université de Montréal,
1995. (ca. 68 f.)
Bellavance, M., and Perreault, M.
“AIDS, Health, and Illness as Socially Constructed Concepts in Gay
Quebecois Men Living with AIDS.” Canadian Journal of
Nursing Research 27(1)(1995): 57
Bellemare, Daniel.
“AIDS: The Challenge
to Pastoral Care.” Journal of
Palliative Care [
4(4) (Dec. 1988): 58-60.
Bensoussan, Stephane.
“Investigating the Efficacy of Coping Styles of Men with HIV Infection.”
MA thesis,
(127 p.)
Between Men: Sexuality and Social Environment in the Age of AIDS:
Summarized
Findings of the
“Between Men” Survey 91-92, A Survey Conducted by the
Coalition des organismes
communautaires québécois de lutte contre le sida
(COCQ-sida) and Université Laval. Montréal: The Coalition, 1993.
(36 p.; ISBN 2550284860)
Published also in French under title: Entre hommes. (ISBN 2550284852).
Bhat, Asha.
Behind the Asian Mask: A Survey of Asian MSMs and HIV Awareness.
Research writer, Asha Bhat; survey administrator, William Yee; project
coordinator, Henry
Koo.
project with AIDS Vancouver, 1994.
(ca. 50 p.; ISBN 1895922046)
Botnick, Michael R.
“HIV as ‘The Line in the Sand’ ; Fear of Contagion, Fear of Intimacy ; A
Community Divided.” Journal of Homosexuality 39 [or 38?] (4) (2000):
39-76, 77-101, 103-132.
Author
affiliation:
This is a three-part article which is presented in the PsycINFO index as
three separate entries, each with its own abstract. The index provides two
sets of three entries each, one set with volume numbering as 39 and one as
38. Compiler has not confirmed correct number.
First article points to “a growing rift between HIV-positive and HIV-
negative gay men, which finds expression in social, economic, structural
and political divisiveness that, if not resolved, may ‘kill’ the ‘gay
liberation movement’” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Bourgeois,
Chantal G.
“The Impact of AIDS on the Life Cycle of Young Gay Men.” MSW thesis,
(147 p.)
Bradley, Rosemary Jean.
“Latent Virus: Early Coverage of the AIDS Epidemic by the Canadian Press.”
MA thesis,
(102 p.)
“Examines the news coverage of AIDS in…the Globe and Mail and
the Vancouver Sun from 1981 to the present and asks whether that
coverage was timely, informative and responsible….A lack of news
coverage…from 1981 to 1985,…[then] coverage increased” – abstract
from Canadian Research Index/UMI.
Brophy, Sarah.
Witnessing AIDS: Writing, Testimony and the Work of Mourning.
(271 p.; ISBNs 0802085679 and 0802087736)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 28403731.
Discusses AIDS testimonial literature, in focussing on four texts.
Brown, Glen.
“AIDS Activists: Rocking the Boat.” Briarpatch [
(Oct. 1989): 22-23.
Brunet, François, 1950-
L’acte de folie.
Montréal: Editions Les Entretiens, 1992.
(208 p.; ISBN 2980273805)
“Building Solidarity in the Fight against AIDS.” Canadian Dimension 23(6)
(Sept. 1989): 5.
Burgoyne, R.
“Counselling Gay Male Couples Living with HIV.” Canadian Journal of
Human Sexuality 3(1) (Spring 1994): 1-14.
Cain,
“Devoting Ourselves, Devouring Each Other: Tensions in Community-Based
AIDS Work.” Journal of Progressive Human Services 13(1)(2002):
93-113.
“This paper draws primarily on interview data from a study of the
evolution
of 12 AIDS service organizations in
conflict stems from issues of identity and community – that is,
issues centered around gay identity, tensions from felt sexism or
heterosexism, or racial intersection” –from PsycINFO abstract.
Caloren, H., and Johnson, A.
“Canadian Nurses Association HIV/AIDS Curriculum Guidelines and Issues
Analysis for Education
of Nurses in
(abstract no. PO-D14-3800) (1993 Jun 6-11)
Reference as given in NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, from AIDSLINE.
Calzavara, Liviana.
“Sexual Behaviour Changes in a Cohort of Male Sexual Contacts of Men with
HIV Disease: A Three-Year Overview.” Canadian Journal of Public
Health 82(3) (May/June 1991): 150-156.
Calzavara, Liviana, et al.
“Increases in HIV Incidence among Men Who Have Sex with Men Undergoing
Repeat Diagnostic HIV Testing in
(August 2002): 1655-1661.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract.
The
Experiences of Young Gay Men in the Age of HIV: A Review of the
Literature.
(32 p.; ISBN 0662246454)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 21052316. Also published
in French under title: Expériences des
jeunes gais à l’ère du VIH.
Extent of Canadian content not known.
University, 1988.
(30 p.; Microlog no. 89-02868, 1 fiche)
Broader than scope of this bibliography. Describes national sample and
summarizes
national findings. Provides
including “characteristics of Grade 7s, 9s, and 11s…[and] their attitudes
toward people with AIDS or HIV infection, and towards homosexuality
[etc.]” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Canadian AIDS Society. Homophobia and AIDS Working Group.
Homophobia,
Heterosexism and AIDS: Creating a More Effective Response
to AIDS.
(68 p.; ISBN 0921906048)
Published also in French under title: L’homophobie, l’hétérosexisme et
le SIDA.
Chandarana, Praful C.
“The AIDS Dilemma: Worry and Concern over AIDS.” Canadian Journal of
Public Health 81(3) (May/June 1990): 222-225.
Chiasson, Mary Ann, et al.
“A Comparison of On-line and Off-line Sexual Risk in Men Who Have Sex
with Men: An Event-based On-line Survey.” JAIDS, Journal of Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndromes 44(2) (February 2007): 235-243.
Ref.: PscyINFO index, which provides abstract and notes that the
study included 1683 men
from the
Claessens, C., et al.
“Risk Factors for HIV Infection in Street Youth.” Int Conf AIDS; 11(1): 373
(abstract no Tu.C.2629) (1996).
Citation from NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, as provided by AIDSLINE
database of U.S. National Library of Medicine. A lengthy abstract
is provided of a 1995 one-year study “through the 20 major street
youth
agencies in
Clarke, Curtis Anthony.
“AIDS, Gays and Drugs: A Negotiated Social Order.” MA thesis, Queen’s
University, 1995.
(156 p.)
“Explores the negotiation of social order between agencies of social
control and marginalized groups. To illustrate, [the author]…rel[ies]
upon the current AIDS epidemic and the dynamic relationships that
evolved between the medical sector, the gay community, intravenous
drug users and, to a lesser degree, law enforcement” – abstract from
Canadian Research Index.
Clarke, Juanne N.
“Homophobia Out of the Closet in the Media Portrayal of HIV/AIDS
1991, 1996 and 2001: Celebrity, Heterosexism and the Silent Victims.”
Critical Public Health 16(4) (December 2006): 317-330.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract and notes that the
“paper presents the results of a critical discourse analysis of the
portrayal of HIV/AIDS in the 20 highest circulating mass print media
magazines in
Collins, Rebecca L.
“Social Identity and HIV Infection: The Experiences of Gay Men Living with
HIV.” In HIV and Social Interaction, pp. 30-55. Edited by Valerian J.
Derlega and Anita P. Barbee.
Data from “structured interviews with 92 HIV-positive gay men…
most
of whom lived in an urban gay community in
from Sociological Abstracts.
Conlon, Patrick.
Sanctuary:
Stories from Casey House Hospice.
Hall
(171 p.; ISBN 0137897367)
Casey
House is an AIDS hospice in
“Could He Be Gay? How Much Do You Really Know about Your New Man?
Karen Budra Discovers That Fear and Suspicion Are the New Norms….”
Chatelaine, September 1987, p. 42, 175+.
Craib, Kevin J. P., et al.
“Comparison of Sexual Behaviors, Unprotected Sex, and Substance Use between
Two Independent Cohorts of Gay and Bisexual Men.” AIDS 14(3)
(Feb. 2000): 303-311.
Creative Development Research on Living with AIDS.
Welfare
(17 p.; Microlog no. 92-02618, 1 fiche)
Broader than scope of this bibliography. “This study assessed the level
of compassion and tolerance towards people living with AIDS, HIV-
positive individuals, and gay people, bisexual males, haemophiliacs,
sex trade workers, street youth, and injection drug users,…ascertained
barriers to compassion and tolerance,…assessed perceptions…as to the
appropriate role of the federal government on the AIDS issue…[and
determined] present knowledge levels with regard to safe sex” – abstract
from Canadian Research Index.
Diamond, Sara.
“Gay Barriers Games [
(March/April 1988):47-48.
Dilley, J. W.; Woods, W. J.; and McFarland, W.
“Are Advances in Treatment Changing Views about High-Risk Sex?”
Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 6(3) (Fall 1997): 236.
Study involved questioning 54 men who have sex with men.
Dionne, Gordon R.
“Helpful and Hindering Events in Therapy with HIV-Positive Gay Men.”
MA thesis,
(156 p.)
“A group of five HIV-positive gay men were compared with a group of
five HIV-negative gay men….Results indicated that both groups of
participants found therapy to be powerful, valuable, and helpful….” –
abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Dobko, T.; Perreault, Y.; and Lyttelton, N.
“Confronting AIDS through Prevention, Support and Education.”
OAPSW Metronews, January 1988, pp. 8-10.
Ref.:
Brian O’Neill, Social Services to Homosexuals in
which states that the article “sets forth the AIDSupport program of
the AIDS
Committee of
Doll, Lynda, et al.
“Bisexuality and HIV
Risk: Experiences in
Annual Review of Sex Research 8 (1997): 102-147.
Dorais, Michel.
“Les
conduites à risque de transmission du VIH chez des jeunes hommes ayant
subi
des agressions sexuelles et ayant des rapports homosexuels.”
Revue
sexologique = Sexological Review 6(2) (automne 1998): 159-189.
“Recherche
mettant en lumière les séquelles psychologiques de l’abus
et
les patterns de conduite face au sida; quelques pistes pour la
prévention du sida auprès de ces victimes
d’abus sexuels” –
Repère
résumé.
Dorais, Michel.
“Dérives
intimes: les conduites à risque de transmission du VIH chez des jeunes
hommes
ayant subi des agressions sexuelles et ayant des rapports
homosexuels.” Intervention 106 (avril 1998): 20-34.
Duchesne,
Lise, et al.
Safer Sex for Young Gay and Bisexual Men. Rev. ed.; Québec: Direction des
communications,
Ministère de la santé et des services sociaux, [2003?].
(30 p.; ISBN 2550423593; ISBN for French-language versions 2550423585
[see annotation following])
Available in French and in English, as elaborated in reference below.
Ref. : AMICUS catalogue record no. 33012605 for above entry.
There are, however, separate AMICUS catalogue records for the electronic
version (pdf) in English (AMICUS no. 33012606);
for the French-language version, under title Le securisexe pour jeunes
hommes gais ou bisexuels (AMICUS record no. 33013862); and
for the electronic version (pdf) of the French-language work (AMICUS record
no. 33013865).
Dufour, A., et al.
“Comparison between Young Men Who Have Sexual and Affective Relations
with Men (MSM)
Participating in Two Cohort Studies in
on HIV/AIDS Research,
Dufour, Annie, et al.
“Factors Associated with Hepatitis B Vaccination among Men Having Sexual
Relations with Men in
Sexually Transmitted Diseases 26(6)(1999): 317 (8 pages)
Dugal, Gilles.
“SIDA: un tremblement de
terre.” VO: le magazine de Vie
ouvrière 226
(sept.-oct.
1990): 38-41.
“Le
défi social et éducatif posé par le SIDA….” – Repère résumé.
Dupont, Michèle.
Evaluation
de Bar en bar: un programme de prévention du VIH dans les bars
gais
de Montréal. Avec la collaboration
de Joanne Otis, Jean Beauchemin et
Action
séro zéro. Montréal: Action séro zéro,
1997.
(ca.
85 p.; ISBN 2980553018)
Dupras, André, et Morisset, Richard.
Analyse
des besoins sexuels des hommes homosexuels séropositifs au VIH.
Montréal:
Département de sexologie, Université du Québec à Montréal, 1992.
(108
p.; ISBN 2980306908)
Dupras, André, et Morisset, Richard.
“Les
besoins sexuels des hommes homosexuels séropositifs au VIH.”
Santé
mentale au Québec 17(1) (printemps 1992): 195-216.
Dupras, André, et al.
“Homophobia and Attitudes about AIDS.” Psychological Reports 64
(Feb. 1989): 236+.
Random sample of 407 French Canadian adults responded to
questionnaire about perception of
AIDS.
Dupras, A.,
et al.
“Sexual Adaptation to HIV Seropositivity among Gay Men.” Canadian Journal of
Infectious Diseases 3, Supplement A (May 1992): 46A-47A.
Summary of research based on interviews of 30 asymptomatic
HIV positive males. This research summary is one of many in
a journal supplement devoted to the proceedings of the inaugural
meeting
of the the Canadian Association for HIV Research.
Emke, Ivan.
“Speaking of AIDS in Canada: The Texts and Contexts of Official, Counter-
Cultural and Mass Media Discourses surrounding AIDS.”
Ph.D. dissertation, Carleton
University, 1991.
Entre hommes.
SEE entry at Between Men, in this section.
Etude exploratoire de
l’homosexualité dans Lanaudière. Projet conjoint, SIPE
Lanaudière,
Groupe de recherche Hypothèse, Direction de la santé publique,
Régie
régionale de la santé et des services sociaux de Lanaudière; Bernard
Lamothe,
et al., avec la collaboration de Michel Richard…. Saint-Charles-
Borromée:
SIPE Lanaudière, 2000.
(107
p.; ISBN 2980672300)
Evans, S. J., et al.
“Meeting the Needs of Women Living with HIV.” Public Health Nursing 15(1)
(Feb. 1998): 30-34.
Direct relevance to this bibliography unknown.
One of purposes of study was to “examine the feelings, concerns,
and needs of HIV infected women in a mid-sized Canadian city” –
NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, with record from AIDSLINE database
of U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Author address is given as University of Western Ontario, London.
The Experience of Young Gay Men in the Age of HIV : A Review of the Literature.
Ottawa, Ont.: Health Canada, c1996.
(32 p.; ISBN 0662246454)
Published
also in French under title: Expériences des jeunes gais à l’ère du
VIH.
Finlayson, Ann.
“Fear of Death and Disease.” Maclean’s, January 12, 1987, pp. 34-35.
Fisher, John, et al.
Gay and Lesbian Legal Issues and HIV/AIDS: Final Report. Prepared for
the Joint Project on Legal and Ethical Issues Raised by HIV/AIDS.
Montréal: Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network; [Ottawa?] : Canadian AIDS
Society, 1998.
(ca. 175 p.; ISBN 1896735126)
Available also in French.
Fisher, William A.; Fisher, Jeffrey D.; and Rye, Barbara J.
“Understanding and Promoting AIDS-Preventive Behavior: Insights from the
Theory of Reasoned Action.” Health Psychology 14(3) (May 1995): 255-264.
Author affiliation: University of Western Ontario.
“Studies of gay men, heterosexual university students, and heterosexual
high school students” –from PsycINFO abstract.
Fluid Exchanges.
SEE entry at Miller, James, in this section.
Fraser, Cheryl Marie.
“The Impact of an Undergraduate HIV/AIDS Education Course on Students’
AIDS Knowledge, Attitudes, and Sexual Risk Behaviour.” Ph.D. dissertation
Simon Fraser University, 1996.
(198 p.)
Gawthrop, Daniel.
Affirmation: The AIDS
Odyssey of Dr. Peter. Vancouver,
B.C: New Star Books,
1994.
(267 p.; ISBN
0921586353)
Author
interviews Dr. Peter Jepson-Young’s family, friends,
lovers,
colleagues; Jepson-Young presented a 2-year, 111-episode
series
on his personal fight against AIDS.
Ref.: Perceptions [Saskatoon], no. 93, p. 27.
Gay and Lesbian Legal Issues and HIV/AIDS: A Discussion Paper.
SEE entry at Vassal, Anne, et al., in this section.
“Gay and Lesbian Legal Issues and HIV/AIDS: A Discussion Paper.”
Canadian HIV AIDS Policy & Law Newsletter 3(4)/4(1) (Winter 1997/98): 6-9.
French-language version in same issue, also pp. 6-9.
Gay and Lesbian Legal Issues and HIV/AIDS: Final Report.
SEE entry at Fisher, John, in this section.
General Idea.
The AIDS Project. Toronto: Gershon Iskowitz Foundation, 1989.
(15 p.; ISBN 096940090X)
George, C., et al.
“HIV and Ethnicity in
Foreign-born MSM Similar to Canadian Born MSM?” AIDS Care 19(1)
(January 2007): 9-16.
Germain, Georges Hébert.
“L’effet SIDA.” L’Actualité, mai 1987, pp. 32-52.
“Impact
de cette maladie sur la vie sexuelle; recherches effectuées
pour
découvrir le vaccin miracle” – Repère résumé.
Gillespie, Sharon Lynn.
“Toward an Understanding of Family Relationships for HIV-Positive Gay
Couples.” MSN thesis, University of Western Ontario, 1996.
(124 p.)
“Implications of findings for nurses on a personal and professional level
have been discussed” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Godin, Gaston, et al.
Les
comportements sexuels et l’environnement social des hommes ayant des
relations
sexuelles avec d’autres hommes: (enquête québécoise: Entre
hommes
91-92). Montréal: Coalition des
organismes communautaires
québécois
de lutte contre le sida, 1993.
(49
p.; ISBN 2980372501)
Godin, Gaston, et
al.
“HIV Seropositive Gay Men: Understanding Adoption of Safe Sexual Practices.”
AIDS Education & Prevention 8(6) (Dec. 1996): 529-545.
“Determined the best predictors of safe sex practices among 96
HIV-seropositive gay men…from Quebec” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Godin G[aston], et
al.
“Understanding the Intention of Gay and Bisexual Men to Take the HIV
Antibody Test.” AIDS Education & Prevention 9(1) (Feb. 1997): 31-41.
“Investigated the intention of 1,512 gay and bisexual males…to be
tested for the HIV antibody. Participants were recruited through
125 gay-identified venues…across Canada” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Goodman, Erin.
“The Trials of Eric Smith.” Eye Opener [Canadian Association of Journalists,
Carleton University] 1989, pp. 72-76.
This journal is an annual publication and, in the catalogue of the
National Library of Canada, is listed as: The Eye Opener: The Centre
for
Investigative Journalism’s Annual Review of the Best Journalism
in Canada (ISSN 0830-8772), published in Ottawa.
Gray, Neil.
“‘Only Connect’: Some Thoughts towards the Spiritual Care of HIV Disease.”
Journal of Palliative Care 11(2) (Summer 1995): 58-60.
Haig, Thomas Arthur.
“The Conversant Community: HIV Health Promotion Work at Action Séro
Zéro (Immune Deficiency, Quebec).” Ph.D. dissertation, Concordia
University, 2001.
(263 p.)
Ref.: Proquest Digital Dissertations, which states that
“this dissertation is a case study drawn from ethnographic
research undertaken at ‘Action Séro Zéro’, a community-based
health promotion organization in Montréal providing HIV
prevention services to gay, bisexual and transgender men.”
Hannon, Gerald.
“Gay after AIDS: A Personal Exploration of a Community United by Tragedy.
A Personal Celebration of the Culture of Promiscuity.” Toronto Life,
November 1988, pp. 90-93+.
Hardy, Richard P.
Loving Men: Gay
Partners, Spirituality, and AIDS.
New York: Continuum, 1998.
(191 p.; ISBN082641138X)
Assigned
descriptor subdivisions include Canada and United States
Author at St. Paul’s University, Ottawa.
Hardy, Richard P.
“Spirituality and Gay Male Couples: Living in the Context of HIV/AIDS.”
In Our Families, Our Values: Snapshots of Queer Kinship, pp. 253-267.
Edited by Robert E. Goss, et al. New York, NY: Harrington Park Press/
The Haworth Press, 1997.
Author affiliation: St. Paul University, Faculty of Theology, Ottawa.
Harris, Gregory E.
“The Lived Experiences of Gay Men Living with HIV/AIDS Who Have Attended
Participatory Programs and Received Individual Counselling.” M.Sc. thesis,
(145 leaves)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 29111446.
Harris, Gergory E., and Alderson, Kevin.
“An Investigation of Gay Men’s Experiences with HIV Counselling and Peer
Support Services.” Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health 26(1)
(Spring 2007): 129-142.
Haubrich, Dennis John.
“A Person-Situation Study of Coping with a Life-Threatening Illness:
Qualitative Analysis of Cognitions and Behaviours in Gay Men with the
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.” Ph.D. dissertation, University
of Toronto, 1996.
(167 p.)
“Examines the nature and characteristics of coping in a purposive
sample of six gay men with…AIDS” – from ProQuest Digital
Dissertations abstract.
Hawkes, Cheryl.
“The Cost of Complacency: After a Steady Decline, HIV Infection Rates among
Gay Men are Once Again on the Rise.” Maclean’s [Toronto ed.],
July 31, 2000, pp. 46-47.
Herringer, Barbara M.
“Unruly Death: The Social Organization of AIDS Suicide.” Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Victoria, 1998.
(373 p.)
“HIV Rates on the Rise.” Maclean’s, December 4, 2000, p. 32.
Health Canada study found HIV rates up 30 percent among gay men
in three-year period beginning 1996. Over same period 91 percent
increase among aboriginals.
“HIV’s Little Helper: The ‘It’ Drug of Toronto’s Party Scene, Crystal
Meth Is Highly Addictive and the Comedown Can Leave Users Despondent,
Depressed and Even Suicidal. Worse, It’s Now Becoming Linked to Another
Alarming Threat: The Spread of HIV.” Globe and Mail [Toronto ed.],
February 19, 2005, pp. M1, M5.
Hogg, Robert S.
“Sociodemographic Correlates for Risk-Taking Behaviour among HIV
Seronegative Homosexual Men.” Canadian Journal of Public Health 84(6)
(Nov./Dec. 1993): 423-426.
Hogg, Robert,
et al.
AIDS Risk Taking Behaviour among Homosexual Men : Sociodemographic
Markers and Policy Implications. Vancouver, B.C.: Health Policy Research Unit,
University of British Columbia, 1992.
(ca. 16 p.)
Hogg,
Robert S., et al.
“Increasing Incidence of HIV Infections among
Young Gay and Bisexual Men
in Vancouver.” AIDS 15(10)(July 2001): 1321-1322.
Homophobia, Heterosexism and AIDS.
SEE entry at Canadian AIDS Society. Homophobia and AIDS Working Group.
Honish, Agnes.
“Relationship between HIV Antibody Status and the Sex Practices of Gay
and Bisexual Men.” MN thesis, University of Alberta, 1991.
(159 p.)
205 gay and bisexual men surveyed in Edmonton, Alberta in an
anonymous, self-administered questionnaire.
Ibañez-Carrasco, José Francisco.
“An Ethnographic Cross-Cultural Exploration of the Translations between
the Official Safe Sex Discourse and Lived Experiences of Men Who Have
Sex with Men.” MA thesis, Simon Fraser University, 1993.
(260 p.)
Igreja, Isabel.
“Psychosocial Variables as Predictors of Psychological Distress and Well-
Being in Gay Men with HIV and AIDS.” Ph.D. dissertation, McGill
University, 1997.
(170 p.)
“Psychosocial variables…included communal and agentic personality
variables, social support, as well as social hindrance, and self-
determination variables” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Igreja, Isabel, et al.
Applying
Self-Determination Theory to the Prediction of Distress and
Well-Being in Gay
Men with HIV and AIDS. Montreal: David C. Zuroff,
1998.
(36
p.)
Other title: Self-Determination Theory and HIV/AIDS.
Igreja, Isabel,
et al.
“Social Motives, Social Support, and Distress in Gay Men Differing in HIV
Status.” Journal of Research in Personality 34(3) (Sept. 2000): 287-304.
Author affiliation: McGill University.
Igreja, Isabel, et al.
Social Motives, Social Support, and Distress in Gay Men with HIV and AIDS.
Montreal: D. C. Zuroff, 1998.
(35
p.)
Jalbert, Yves.
“Processus
de sortie, perception du risque face au SIDA et utilisation des
services
de santé chez les jeunes homosexuels âgés de 16 à 20 ans de
Montréal.” Ph.D. dissertation, Université de Montréal,
1998.
(381
p.)
Jalbert,
Yves, 1960-
Sortir
du placard les jeunes gais, leurs parents et le sida: étude qualitative sur les
conséquences
du processus de sortie auprès de jeunes gais âgés de 19 à 30 ans
et
de parents d’enfant gai. Par Yves
Jalbert pour Sida Vie Laval. Laval,
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Sida-Vie
Laval, 2002.
(143
f.; ISBN 2980612014)
Ref. : AMICUS catalogue record no.
28424255.
Jourdenais, Manon, 1951-
Maintenant
que je ne vais plus mourir: l’expérience spirituelle des homosexuels
vivant
avec le VIH/sida: un guide pour l’accompagnement. Avec la
collaboration
de Jean-Guy Nadeau. St.-Laurent, Québec:
Fides, 1998.
(283
p.; ISBN 2762120349)
Julien, Danielle, 1946-
Déterminants
psychosociaux des conduites sexuelles à risque réduit chez des
hommes
homosexuels de la région de Montréal: rapport final, RS-1932.
Montréal:
D. Parent, 1995.
(186
p.; ISBN 2921977001)
Julien, Danielle, 1946-
“Qualité
relationnelle des couples gais [québécois] et conduites sexuelles à
risque.” Santé mentale au Québec 17(1)
(printemps 1992): 217-234.
Julien, Danielle; Chartrand, Elise; and Begin, Jean.
“Male Couples’ Dyadic Adjustment and the Use of Safer Sex within and outside
of Primary Relationships.” Journal of Family Psychology 10(1) (Mar. 1996):
89-96.
“41 male couples provided data on their sexual behavior patterns with
their primary partner and with other partners” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Author affiliation: Université du Québec à
Montréal.
Jürgens, Ralf, 1961-
Legal
and Ethical Issues Raised by HIV/AIDS: Literature Review and Annotated
Bibliography. Prepared by Ralf Jürgens & Bruce
Waring. 2nd ed.;
Montréal: Canadian
HIV-AIDS Legal Network = Réseau juridique
canadien VIH-sida, 1998.
(ca. 200 p.; ISBN
1896735185)
Lahey (Are We ‘Persons’ Yet?, p. 405-406, ftnt. 129) says of the
earlier 1995 edition: “thorough review of the issues and legal
literature relating to sexual minorities and HIV/AIDS.”
Amount of specifically Canadian content not known.
Kaminsky, David Alan.
“Polite Fictions: AIDS and Rhetorics of Identity, Authority, and History.”
MA thesis,
(116 p.)
Peter McGehee included in discussion.
Katz,
“Straight Woman, Bisexual Man: High-Risk Couple?”
Chatelaine, October 1987, pp. 69, 194.
Keall, Sylvia.
“Palliative Care for People with AIDS: A Nursing Perspective.”
MSW thesis,
(160 p.)
“10 R.N.s…were interviewed to explore their perceptions of what it
is like to care for individuals dying from an AIDS-related illness” –
abstract from Canadian Research Index/UMI.
Keilty, Shelley Anne.
“The Effects of Pretesting and Group Discussion on Reactions to an AIDS
Education Videotape.” M.Sc. thesis, Memorial University of Newfoundland,
1993.
(85 p.)
King, Samantha.
“Consuming Compassion: AIDS, Figure Skating, and Canadian Identity.”
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Kinsman, Gary.
“Managing AIDS
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AIDS Strategy.” In Organizing Dissent: Contemporary Social
Movements
in Theory and Practice,
2nd ed., pp. 215-231. Edited
by William K. Carroll.
Toronto: Garamond, 1997.
Ref.:
Gary Kinsman, Regulation of Desire, 2nd ed., p. 47, ftnt. 89.
First
ed.: Toronto: Garamond, 1992.
Kinsman, Gary.
“‘Their Silence, Our
Deaths’: What Can the Social Sciences Offer to AIDS
Research?” In Talking AIDS: Interdisciplinary
Perspectives on
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, pp. 39-60. Edited by Diane E.
Goldstein.
St. John’s, Nfld.: Institute for Social and Economic Research, Memorial
University
of Newfoundland, 1991.
Refs.:
Kinsman, Regulation of Desire, 2nd ed., p. 327, ftnt. 118 and
AMICUS catalogue, record no. 10954331.
Klusacek, Allan, and Morrison, Ken, eds.
A Leap in the Dark:
AIDS, Art and Contemporary Cultures.
Montréal:
Véhicule
Press, 1992.
(320
p.; ISBN 1550650203)
Knabe, Susan Margaret.
“Moral Pan(dem)ic: Deviance and Disease in Canadian Medical Discourses
on AIDS, 1981-1990.” MA thesis, Trent University, 1999.
(172 p.)
Kwag, Michael, 1984-
Totally Outright for Facilitators.
Centre, 2007.
(57 p.; ISBN 9780973353532)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 33418074.
Descriptors applied to record concern AIDS and gay men’s health.
Lampinen,
Thomas M., et al.
“Sustained Increase in HIV-1 Incidence since 2000 among Men Who Have
Sex with Men in
Immune Deficiency Syndromes 40(2) (Oct. 2005): 242-244.
Lauritsen, John, and Young, Ian, eds.
The AIDS Cult:
Essays on the Gay Health Crisis. Provincetown, MA:
Asklepios,
1997.
(223
p.; ISBN 0943742102)
Young’s work appears in earlier listings, Homosexuality in
Canada: A Bibliography, 1979 and 1984 eds.
Le Blanc, Jean-Guy.
La
différence dans la différence: essai sur l’univers des amours masculines.
Montréal: Stanké, 1992.
(287 p.; ISBN 2760404021)
Leaver, Chad Andrew.
“Geographic-Context and
Unprotected Sex among Bisexual Men in Ontario.”
MSc thesis, Dalhousie
University, 2001.
(113 p.)
Ref.: Proquest Digital
Dissertations database.
Leaver,
C.A., et al.
“Effectiveness of HIV Prevention in
of Bisexual Men.” American Journal of Public Health 94(7) (July 2004):
1181-1185.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract.
Also reference in CPI.Q, which notes: Sex Research Update,
Alexander McKay, with source Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality
13(3-4) (Fall-Winter 2004): 189+ (2 pages)
Lebrun, Marcel René.
“The Knowledge and Attitudes of Manitoba Teachers about AIDS.”
M.Ed. thesis, University of Manitoba, 1994.
(148 p.)
Lee, Robert Westley-George.
“AIDS, Art and Activism in Canada : Contextualizing the Work of Steven Andrews
and Andy Fabo.” M.A. thesis, Concordia University, 1995.
(ca. 98 leaves)
“…work of two Canadian artists is seen as a means of representing, self-
identifying, and affirming gay communities, thereby encouraging
safer-sex practices” – from note in AMICUS catalogue record 24348046.
Lentz, R.
“‘One Person Touching the Life of Another…’: The Toronto AIDS Drop-In
Centre (TADS)/Ontario AIDS Foundation.” OAPSW Metronews,
January 1988, pp. 11-12.
Ref.: Brian O’Neill, Social Services to Homosexuals in Ontario, p. 41,
which states that this “outlines a community-based approach to meeting
the needs of people with AIDS (PWA’s).”
Lewis, J.
“Double Stigma: The Experience of Gay Men Infected with HIV.”
Int Conf AIDS; 8(2): D456 (abstract no. PoD 5417) (1992 Jul 19-24).
Indexer
has indicated geographical area as Canada; author at
University of Toronto – NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts.
Lewis, Jacqueline.
“Identity Transformation: The Experience of HIV Positive Gay Men.”
Ph.D. dissertation, University of Toronto, 1994.
(267 p.)
Lewis, Jacqueline.
“Status Passages: The Experience of HIV-Positive Gay Men.”
Journal of Homosexuality 37(3) (1999): 87-115
Author affiliation: University of Windsor.
Lindquist, Evert A., and Rayside, David M.
“Federal AIDS Policy for the 1990s: Is It Too Early for ‘Mainstreaming’ in
pp. 313-352. Edited by Frances Abele.
Lines, Rick, and Scott, Ann V.
“Male-to-Female Transsexuals and Transgendered People in Prisons:
HIV/AIDS Issues and Strategies.” Canadian HIV AIDS Policy & Law
Newsletter 4(2/3) (Spring 1999): 55-59.
French-language version published
under title: “Détenus transsexuels et
transgenre:
questions de VIH/sida et stratégies,” in same issue of
journal, pp. 63-68.
The Living Guide to Services for People in the Toronto Area Living
with HIV or
AIDS. Prepared by the AIDS Committee of Toronto and the HIV/AIDS
Cultural Network of Metropolitan Toronto & Surrounding Area, with the
assistance of the Community Information Centre of Metropolitan Toronto.
2nd ed.; Toronto: ACN, HIV/AIDS Cultural Network; ACT, AIDS Committee
of Toronto, c1996.
(188 p.; ISBN 0921918208)
First ed.: Toronto: AIDS Committee of Toronto, 1992 (156 p.;
ISBN 0921918143)
Locker, D., et al.
“Psychosocial Problems and Discrimination Reported by Gay Men in Canada
according to HIV Status.” Int Conf AIDS; 9(2): 879. (abstract no.
PO-D20-3969) (1993 Jun 6-11)
Ref.: NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, from AIDSLINE database of
U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Low-Beer,
Sophie, et al.
“A Demographic and Health Profile of Gay and Bisexual Men in a Large
Canadian Urban Setting.” AIDS Care 14(1)(2002): 111-115.
Lowe, Elaine, and Lee, Sylvie.
Safe Spaces: HIV Prevention for Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Youth.
Ref.:
Centre (online) bibliography, “Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual…,” which
bibliography is fully cited elsewhere in this list, in the Bibliographies section.
Luinenburg, Oline.
“Lesbians and Safer Sex Discourses: Identity Barriers, Fluid Practices.”
MA thesis, Simon Fraser University, 1994.
(106 p.)
MacDonald, J. K.; Koval, J. J.; and McCarthy, G. M.
“Factors Associated with Refusal to Treat HIV-Infected Patients: The Results
of a National Survey of Dentists in Canada.” American Journal of Public
Health 89(4) (April 1999): 541-545.
“Respondents reported willingness to treat HIV-infected patients (81%),
…homosexual and bisexual persons (94%),…” –NISC Gay & Lesbian
Abstracts, and provided by AIDSLINE database, U.S. National Library of
Medicine.
MacDougall, G., and Emond, M., eds.
“AIDS.” Social Worker 57(1) (1989).
Special issue; ethical, clinical, educational, and personnel issues.
Mantler, Janet L.
“Judgements of Responsibility for HIV-Infection: A Test of Weiner’s Social
Motivation
Theory in the Context of the AIDS Epidemic.” Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Windsor, 1999.
(172 p.)
Marchand, Richard.
Fighting AIDS with Education : Report of the Gay Community Needs Assessment.
Vancouver, B.C.: AIDS Vancouver, 1989.
(111 leaves)
Marcotte, Glen, et Valentich, Mary.
“La
question du développement sexuel chez les hommes gais séropositifs.”
Santé
mentale au Canada 40(4) (déc. 1992): 12-18.
See English-language citation, immediately following.
Marcotte, Glen, and Valentich, Mary.
“Sexual Development and the Seropositive Gay Male.”
Canada’s Mental Health 40(4) (Dec. 1992): 10-15.
See French-language citation, immediately preceding.
Maticka-Tyndale, Eleanor; Adam, Barry D.; and Cohen, Jeffrey J.
“Sexual Desire and Practice among People Living with HIV and Using
Combination Anti-retroviral Therapies.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality
11(1) (2002): 33-40.
McCaskell, Tim.
“AIDS Activism: The Development of a New Social Movement.”
Canadian Dimension 23(6) (Sept. 1989): 7-11.
McDougall, L., et al.
“Bias in AIDS Cohort Studies and an Empiric Demonstration of Volunteer
Bias in an Investigation of Homosexual Men.” Int Conf AIDS; 7(2): 47
(abstract no. W.C. 95)(1991 Jun 16-21).
Author address: University of British Columbia.
Ref.: NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts.
McIntosh, David.
“Second Decade: AIDS + Community + Television.” C Magazine [Toronto] 39
(Fall 1993): 13-18.
“Second Decade” is a collective of video artists and AIDS activists.
Men’s Survey ’90.
SEE entry at Myers, Ted, in this section.
Meris, R. S., et al.
“Patterns of Oral Sex among Men Who Have Affective and Sexual Relations
with Other Men (MASM) in Montreal.” Int Conf AIDS; 12: 364.
(abstract no. 23117) (1998)
Ref.: NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, from AIDSLINE database
of U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Michaud, James William.
“Deconstructing the Representation of AIDS in Poetry.” MA thesis,
Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1998.
(104 p.)
Miller, James, ed.
Fluid Exchanges: Artists and Critics in the AIDS Crisis. Toronto: University
of Toronto Press, 1992.
(402 p.; ISBN 0802058922; 0802068243)
Mills, Bruce L.
“The Construction of Homosexuality in Christian Tradition and Its Influence
on the Meaning of AIDS: A Psychological Study.” Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Ottawa, 1991.
(240 p.)
Addresses the two questions: what is the meaning of AIDS and where
does this meaning come from? Author says that homophobia has its
sources in our society in the Sodom story (Genesis XIX) and Paul’s
New Testament discourse on human sexuality. “By taking both
conscious and unconscious aspects of homophobia into consideration,
the meaning of AIDS and some of the sources of this meaning can be
put forward” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Mills, C.
“Interns’/Residents’ Knowledge/Attitudes Concerning HIV Infection.”
Int Conf AIDS; 6(3): 306 (abstract no. S.D. 867) (1990 Jun 20-23).
Objective was “to describe knowledge/attitudes concerning HIV
infection among Canadian interns/residents….Many incorrect or
uncertain responses….Judgmental homophobic attitudes were
common…” – NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, from AIDSLINE database
of U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Misovich, Stephen J.; Fisher, Jeffrey D.; and Fisher, William A.
“Belief in a Cure for HIV Infection Associated with Greater HIV Risk
Behaviour among HIV Positive Men Who Have Sex with Men.”
Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 8(4) (Winter 1999): 241-248.
Montigny, Johanne de.
“Le
deuil chez les survivants du sida: [séropositifs non atteints, homosexuels,
hémophiles,
héroïnomanes et membres de la communauté haïtienne].”
Frontières 9(3) (hiver 1997): 15-19.
Moswin, Arthur H., and Epstein, Joel B.
“Essential Medical Issues Related to HIV in Dentistry.”
JCDA [Journal of the Canadian Dental Association] 73(10) (Dec. 2007/
Jan. 2008).
Electronic article (306 Kb pdf) at Canadian Dental Association
site and with the following address:
http://www.cda-adc.ca/jcda/vol-73/issue-10/945.pdf
(viewed
Mulkins, Andrea, and Morse, Janice M.
“Complementary Therapy Use in HIV/AIDS.” Canadian Journal of Public
Health 93(4) (July/August 2002): 308-312.
Murray, James, and Adam, Barry D.
“Aging, Sexuality, and HIV Issues among Older Gay Men.” Canadian Journal
of Human Sexuality 10(3/4)(2001): 75-90.
Myers, T.
“History and Current Practices of Men Recruited in Gay Identified Venues.”
Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases 3, supplement A (May 1992):
47A.
“A total of 1295 male patrons of gay and bisexual identified bars
and bathhouses in the City of Toronto were recruited to complete
a self-administered questionnaire” –from article. This research
summary is one of many in a journal supplement devoted to the
proceedings of the inaugural meeting of the Canadian Association
for HIV Research.
Myers, T., and Allman, D.
“Bisexuality and HIV/AIDS in Canada.” In Bisexualities and AIDS:
International Perspectives, pp. 23-43. Edited by Peter
Aggleton. London; Bristol, PA: Taylor and Francis, 1996.
Myers, Ted, and Allman, Dan.
Ontario Men’s Survey. Prepared by Ted Myers and Dan Allman; with
contributions by Liviana
Calzavara…[et al.].
Behavioural and Epidemiological Studies Unit, Faculty of Medicine,
(98 p.; ISBN 0772787247)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 29999284, which applies
descriptors concerning AIDS, HIV infections, and Safe sex in AIDS
prevention as related to attitudes, prevention, and public opinion, etc.
SEE electronic document in pdf at:
http://cbr.cbrc.net/files/1126039797/Ontario%20Mens%20Survey%20Final%20Report.pdf
(viewed February 5, 2009).
Myers, Ted, et al.
The Canadian Survey
of Gay and Bisexual Men and HIV Infection: Men’s
Survey. Ottawa, Ont.: Canadian AIDS Society, 1993.
Published also in French under title: L’enquête canadienne sur
l’infection à VIH menée auprès des
hommes gais & bisexuels: au
masculin. Société canadienne du SIDA, 1993.
Ref.: Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 8(2) (1999): 126.
Myers, T., et al.
“Compliance with a Self-Report of HIV Status and the Provision of a
Saliva Specimen in a Survey of Self-Identified Gay and Bisexual Men.”
Int Conf AIDS; 11(2): 244 (abstract no. Th.D. 360) (1996).
Ref.: NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, drawn from AIDSLINE
database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Myers, Ted, et al.
“Gay and Bisexual Men’s Sexual Partnerships and Variations in Risk
Behaviour.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 8(2) (Summer 1999):
115-126 (6715 words).
Myers, Ted, et al.
Men’s Survey ’90: A
Toronto Venue-Based Survey of Gay and Bisexual
Men and Their Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviour Related to HIV/AIDS.
Toronto: AIDS Committee of Toronto, 1991.
(57 p.; ISBN 0921918100)
Myers, Ted, et al.
A Report on a National Needs Assessment for HIV Prevention Research
among
Gay and Bisexual Men and the Winnipeg Men’s Survey. Toronto: HIV Social,
Behavioural and Epidemiological Studies Unit, Faculty of Medicine,
University of Toronto, 1995.
Ref.: Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 8(2) (1999): 125.
Myers, Ted, et al.
“Sexual Risk and HIV-Testing Behaviour by Gay and Bisexual Men in Canada.”
AIDS Care 8(3) (1996): 297-309.
“Characteristics and behaviors of 4,803 gay and bisexual men (aged
16-75) living in Canada” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Author affiliation: University of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine.
Mykhalovskiy, Eric, and Smith, George W.
Hooking
Up to Social Services: A Report on the Barriers People Living with
HIV/AIDS Face Accessing Social Services. Toronto: Community AIDS
Treatment Information Exchange, [1994], c1993.
(63 p.; ISBN 1896135048)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 13426274
Summary in English and French.
Naccache, Hermine; Godin, Gaston; and Pelletier, Regis.
“Seeking Medical Advice if HIV Symptoms Are Suspected; Qualitative Study
of Beliefs among HIV-Negative Gay Men.” Canadian Family Physician 46
(April 2000): 861-868.
Namaste, Ki.
“Positioning the Gay Subject: A Semiotic Approach to Safe Sex Advertisements
and Questions of Meaning.” MA thesis, York University, 1990.
(253 p.)
“An examination of safe sex advertisements created within gay male
communities. Most particularly, it focuses on visual representations
which have arisen as a response to dominant (government, media)
discourses” – abstract from Canadian Research Index/UMI.
Namaste, Ki, in
collaboration with Sandra Laframboise and Deborah Brady.
Transgendered People
and HIV/AIDS : An Introduction to Transgendered
People’s Health
Concerns regarding HIV and AIDS = La Transsexualité,
la travestisme, et le VIH/SIDA: une introduction à
la santé des personnes
transsexuelles et
travesties face au VIH et au SIDA. Vancouver, B.C.:
High Risk Project
Society, 1995.
(12, 12 p.)
Ref.:
OCLC catalog record, accession no. 45943806.
Namaste, Viviane
K.
“HIV/AIDS and Female-to-Male Transsexuals and
Transvestites: Results
from a Needs Assessment
in Quebec.” In Transgender and HIV:
Risks, Prevention,
and Care, pp. 91-99. Edited by
Walter Bockting and
Sheila Kirk. New York: Haworth Press, 2001.
“Reports
on some of the preliminary results of the particular needs
of
female to male (FTM) people with regard to HIV/AIDS, drawn
from
individual interviews conducted with 5 FTM individuals, as
well
as a discussion group on this topic with FTM individuals” –
from
PsycINFO abstract.
Namaste, Viviane K.
HIV/AIDS and
Transgender Communities in Canada: A Report on the
Knowledge, Attitudes
and Behaviour of Transgendered People in
Canada with respect
to HIV and AIDS. Toronto:
Genderpress, 1995.
(30 p.)
Ref.:
OCLC catalog record, accession no. 46348206.
Namaste, Viviane,
et al.
“HIV and STD Prevention Needs of Bisexual Women: Results from Projet
Polyvalence.” Canadian Journal of Communication 32 (3/4) (2007): 357-381.
Ng, Wei-Jen.
“The Impact of Public Service Announcements on AIDS Risk Perceptions
and Preventive Health Behaviours.” Ph.D. dissertation, Queen’s University,
1992.
(245 p.)
Nicholson, William Dean, 1961-
“Self-Esteem, Social Support, Internalized Homophobia and the Coping Strategies
of HIV+ Gay Men.” M.A. thesis, University of British Columbia, 1989.
(ca. 141 leaves)
See also Nicholson article in main section of this bibliography.
Northcott, H. C., and Reutter, L.
Public Opinion
regarding AIDS Policy: Fear of Contagion and Attitude toward
Homosexual Relationships. Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta, Dept. of
Sociology, Population Research Laboratory, 1989. (Edmonton Area Series
Report, no. 66).
(23
p.; Microlog no. 90-06440, 1 fiche)
Ogilvie, Gina S.,
et al.
“Seeking Sexual Partners on the Internet: A Marker for Risky Sexual Behaviour
in Men Who Have Sex with Men.” Canadian Journal of Public Health 99 (3)
(May/June 2008): 185-188.
O’Keefe, John P.
“HIV Knows No Discrimination.” Journal of the Canadian Dental Association
72(3) (April 2006): 189.
Ref.: CBCA index.
Ornstein,
Michael.
“Aspects of the Political and Personal
Sociology of AIDS: Knowledge, Policy
Attitudes and
Risk.” Canadian Review of Sociology
and Anthropology
29(3) (1992): 243-265.
Orsini, Michael.
“In Sickness and in Health : AIDS Activism and the Politics of Identity.”
M.A. thesis, Concordia University, 1996.
(ca. 159 leaves)
“How identity politics has both helped and harmed the fight against AIDS.
Includes in-depth interviews with four AIDS activists” – from AMICUS
catalogue record no. 21630193.
O’Shaughnessy, M., et al.
“Patterns of Sexual Behavior and Condom Use in a Cohort of Homosexual Men.”
American Journal of Public Health 78(12) (Dec. 1988): 1535-1538.
Author address: St. Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver.
Ref.: NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, which gives Canada as geographical
area in indexing.
Overall, Christine,
and Zion, William P., eds.
Perspectives on AIDS:
Ethical and Social Issues. Toronto:
Oxford University
Press, 1991.
(179 p.; ISBN
0195407490)
Essays
by eleven Canadian academics and activists.
Broader than
scope of this bibliography.
Packwood, Alan Nicholas.
“Narratives of Identity and Resistance: Gay and Bisexual Men Living with HIV
and AIDS.” MA thesis, Carleton University, 1993.
(135 p.)
“This thesis brings together stories told by gay and bisexual men living
with HIV and AIDS. These stories are interpreted with an understanding
that social narratives have articulated a relationship between contagion
and ‘homosexual bodies’ in the context of a medical model of
‘AIDS-as-disease’” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Parady, Jocelyn.
Mon combat contre le SIDA: je ne
veux pas mourir. Montréal: Editions
de
l’Epoque, 1987.
(235 p.; ISBN 2893010792)
Ref.:
Archives gaies du Québec online bibliography
Paraskevopouios, Angelo.
“Clients’ Perceptions of Significant Psychological Issues across the HIV/AIDS
Continuum.” MA thesis, McGill University, 1995.
(124 p.)
Objective was to answer two questions: do clients at different stages
place more emphasis on certain psychological issues, and can specific
psychological issues be identified as most significant across stages of
HIV/AIDS? – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Parkinson-Heyes, Adele.
“Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me: The Relationship between Gay Men
Living with HIV and Their Physicians.” MA thesis, Wilfrid Laurier
University, 1999.
(86 p.)
“‘Patient Zero’ (a.k.a. Gaëtan Dugas),” by Mark Edwards. In Who’s Who in
Contemporary Gay and Lesbian History: From World War II to the Present Day,
pp. 318-319. Edited by Robert Aldrich and Garry Wotherspoon. London;
New York: Routledge, 2001.
“Canadian AIDS figure.”
Peffers, Bryan John.
“The Spiritual Experiences of HIV Positive Gay Men.” MSW thesis,
University of Calgary, 1996.
(179 p.)
“Eight major themes were identified in the analysis of the interviews
[of seven men]. The themes are: Church, Religion, Society, HIV
Experiences, Spirituality, Relationships, Personal Philosophy, and
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