Remembering the AIDS Quilt (Rhetoric & Public Affairs) by Charles E. Morris III

By Charles E. Morris III

A collaborative production not like the other, the Names venture Foundation’s AIDS Memorial duvet has performed a useful position in shattering the silence and stigma that surrounded the epidemic within the first years of its life. Designed via Cleve Jones, the AIDS duvet is the most important ongoing neighborhood arts undertaking on the planet. when you consider that its belief in 1987, the cover has reworked the cultural and political responses to AIDS within the U.S. consultant of either marginalized and mainstream peoples, the cover comprises an important fabric and symbolic implications for mourning the lifeless, and the remedy and prevention of AIDS. besides the fact that, the venture has raised quite a few questions relating reminiscence, activism, identification, possession, and nationalism, in addition to problems with sexuality, race, classification, and gender. As thought-provoking because the duvet itself, this different selection of essays via ten favourite rhetorical students presents a wealthy adventure of the AIDS duvet, incorporating various views, reviews, and interpretations.

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