Análise da bibliografia sobre HIV/SIDA em Moçambique - 1988-2000: processos de circulação e de legitimação de saberes

Abstract

The bibliography in question discusses the speeches produced by institutions dedicated to activities to prevent and combat STD / HIV / AIDS, what we intend to analyze is the bibliography, the speeches transmitted, the way they circulate, specifically what is the message that the producers of such speeches, transmit to their potential recipients and through what heuristic resources they are legitimized. The collection of documentation was made in the libraries and includes the bibliography on HIV / AIDS in Mozambique. In order to understand such documents, we resort to content analysis because it is the data analysis technique that best highlights the mechanisms through which the discourse-building processes go through and better distinguishes the subterfuges to which the author appeals so that it can be legitimized. . It should be noted that most of the analyzed bibliography refers to CAP and IEC studies whose purpose is to provide individuals with information and knowledge in relation to AIDS and, on the other hand, measure the scope of the information conveyed and verify its impact on the target groups. . From the bibliography analyzed, one can notice a tendency towards two discursive approaches, those that call for a change in sexual behavior, and through this the use of condoms in occasional sexual relations. These are the messages that form the foundation of the entire strategy to combat HIV / AIDS.