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THE EDGES OF SEX AND HIV IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA: CULTURE, RIGHT
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Reviewed By: American Ethnological Society
Sunday, November 18, 2012: 12:15 PM-2:00 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Gilbert H. Herdt (San Francisco State University) and Katherine M Lepani (Australian Nat'l Univ)
Chairs:  Gilbert H. Herdt (San Francisco State University)
Discussants:  Lenore H Manderson (University of the Witwatersrand)
12:15 PM
Opposite Persons and People with Gender: Talking about Sex and Gender, Nature and Culture At a PNG Highlands Nursing School
Barbara A Andersen (New York University and New York University)
12:30 PM
Intimate Consumption and Sexual Stigma: Embodiment, HIV Rights, and Cultural Transformation Across Time Among the Sambia of Papua New Guinea)
Gilbert H. Herdt (San Francisco State University)
12:45 PM
Break
1:00 PM
Positive Sex, Positive Prevention: HIV, Relational Personhood, and Participation In National Identity-Making
Katherine M Lepani (Australian National University)
1:15 PM
Seizing the Moment: Towards Sexual Citizenship In Papua New Guinea
Christine Stewart (Australian National University)
1:30 PM
Global Rights In Local Realities: Negotiating Changing Notions of Sexual and Reproductive Contagion and Rights Amongst Women Living with HIV In Papua New Guinea
Angela Kelly (Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research and University of New South Wales)
1:45 PM
Discussant
Lenore H Manderson (University of the Witwatersrand)
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