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Author: Rebecca Hodes
Signed by the Author
Publisher: HSRC Press (2014)
Edition: 1st Edition
ISBN-10: 079692449X
ISBN-13: 9780796924490
Condition: Very Good. For a full condition description, email here
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 216
Dimensions: 24 x 16.8 x 1.8 cm
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by Rebecca Hodes (Signed by the Author)
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Broadcasting the Pandemic tells the story of a South African television show, Beat It! Created during the aspirational years of the political transition in which the broadcast media were poised to democratize the airwaves, Beat It! was first screened on public television in 1999 and developed into one of the most powerful health education initiatives in contemporary history.

This book traces the show's evolution, exploring how Beat It! used the medium of television to inform its viewers about HIV at a time of increasingly rapid infection rates, but in which government education and treatment campaigns were largely absent. Broadcasting the Pandemic pioneers a new methodology in scholarship about South Africausing a television program to explore the history of AIDS activism and policy.

It provides a contemporary history of television in South Africa, and of its role in the most influential social movement to have emerged from the democratic transition: the HIV activist movement.

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