Le dégoût dans les campagnes de lutte contre le sida.

The article discusses AIDS prevention strategies in the French anti-AIDS campaign since the year 2000, and the extent to which the advertisements of the campaign focus on presenting both the disease and its carriers as disgusting. Topics include the embodiment of disease and disgust as a campaign strategy, photos of disembodied hands and feet representing disease carriers, and background on the development of disgust as a strategy in anti-AIDS publicity materials.