Dialectical theory and the study of HIV/AIDS and other epidemics.
Dialectical theory and the study of HIV/AIDS and other epidemics.
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DOI：
10.1007/s10624-011-9222-1
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发表时间：
2011-12-01
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
Rossi, Diana
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作者：
Friedman, Samuel R;Rossi, Diana
流行病在人类历史上一直很重要。本文将流行病作为人类在自然界中的代谢辩证法的一部分来讨论。最受艾滋病毒/艾滋病威胁的人们的创造性思想和行动与科学的思想和行动相互影响，也影响了病毒。病毒通过变异以模仿战略情报的方式作出反应。资本和国家的辩证法塑造了这些相互作用，在某些情况下，也被它们所塑造。通过了解这些流行病，可以加强减少流行病危害的实际行动，通过更充分地了解公共卫生的辩证法和围绕它的斗争，可以加强马克思主义的理论和实践。
Epidemics have been important in human history. This article discusses epidemics as part of a metabolic dialectics of humanity within nature. The creative thoughts and actions of those people most threatened by HIV/AIDS, and the thoughts and actions of science, have shaped both each other and the virus. The virus has reacted through mutation in ways that mimic strategic intelligence. The dialectics of capital and states has shaped these interactions and, in some cases, been shaped by them. Practical action to minimize the harms epidemics do can be strengthened by understanding of these epidemics, and Marxist theory and practices can be strengthened by understanding the dialectics of public health and the struggles around it more fully.