Titlebook: HIV Survivors in Sydney; Memories of the Epid Cheryl Ware Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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Bearing Witness to the Epidemic,thout considering the impact on those who are still dealing with the pain of what they experienced. Interviewees aimed to both contest and extend existing understandings of their collective experiences as gay men with HIV across the 1980s and 1990s. They sought to give voice to an experience that many felt has been forgotten.

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The Heroes of the Epidemic,ted conditions. Such discussions involved more misremembering, more pauses, and more explicit reflecting than that which emerged during any other part of the interviews. Ware demonstrates the complex ways narrators remember and reflect on these experiences several years later.

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Topics in Language and Linguistics. This book engaged with these men’s subjective accounts to complicate existing histories that predominantly focus on HIV and AIDS activism. Ware concludes by demonstrating how these testimonies reveal both the impact of HIV and AIDS on these men’s intimate lives and how narrators make sense of their experiences nearly three decades later.