11: Literarische Infektionen. Daniel Fliege über Inszenierungen von HIV und Aids bei Hervé Guibert

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Seit den 1980er Jahren sind HIV und Aids im öffentlichen Diskurs stark präsent. Dr. Daniel Fliege, postdoc an der HU Berlin, erklärt am Beispiel Hervé Guiberts, wie die französische Literatur diese Debatten aufgreift und dabei Themen wie Liebe, Tod, Tabu, Marginalisierung und Homophobie zur Verhandlung bringt. Interview: Alex Lachkar

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