2021
DOI: 10.1177/13634607211056882
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Biopolitics' new iteration: Gay men, Pre-exposure prophylaxis and the pharmaco-pornographic imagination

Abstract: This article builds upon Paul Preciado’s conceptualisation of pharmaco-pornographic power to understand the ongoing affects and effects of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) on queer men’s sexual socialities and subjectivities. Drawing from a new-materialist epistemology, we analyze data from a sexual health pilot study in NYC to trace the techno-sexual health assemblages forming in queer life worlds. Our analysis suggests that these assemblages, entangling PrEP and other pharmacological substances, pornographic … Show more

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“…Instead, they can be neatly mapped on the contours of syndemic factors, which include biological risk profiles and the social policies that reproduce poverty, stigma and the marginalised of vulnerable social groups. In those cases, strategies that reduce risks of infections and their resulting medical and social harms, rely on accepting health risks as recalcitrant realities of human social life that can be managed, but not eradicated—in a search for a disease-free human futurity—even in increasingly biomedicalised health worlds (Crath, Rangel, and Gaubinger 2021). Equally important, they provide frameworks for working directly with the communities most affected, taking seriously their priorities, and the development of peer networks of care, support and advocacy (Shotwell 2020).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instead, they can be neatly mapped on the contours of syndemic factors, which include biological risk profiles and the social policies that reproduce poverty, stigma and the marginalised of vulnerable social groups. In those cases, strategies that reduce risks of infections and their resulting medical and social harms, rely on accepting health risks as recalcitrant realities of human social life that can be managed, but not eradicated—in a search for a disease-free human futurity—even in increasingly biomedicalised health worlds (Crath, Rangel, and Gaubinger 2021). Equally important, they provide frameworks for working directly with the communities most affected, taking seriously their priorities, and the development of peer networks of care, support and advocacy (Shotwell 2020).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sådanne praeferencer for hiv-negativitet reproducerer hiv-fobi ved at afpolitisere og personliggøre spørgsmålet om tiltraekning (Spieldenner 2016). Omvendt understøtter det også betingelserne for seksuel fetishering af hiv-positivitet, som med udbredelsen af PrEP nu i mindre grad opererer som et sundhedsanliggende (Crath et al 2021), men i stigende grad bedre kan forstås som en af de fantasier eller erotiske troper, som homoseksuel sex bliver til i samspil med.…”
Section: Digitale Seksualkulturer Og Prepunclassified