Aids redimensiona nossa relação com o tempo, diz escritor

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O ensaísta e crítico cultural Eduardo Jardim conversa com o repórter Walter Porto sobre o livro "A Doença e o Tempo - Aids, uma História de Todos Nós" (ed. Bazar do Tempo). Ele faz um apanhado histórico sobre o surgimento da Aids, destrincha sua relação com a militância LGBT e discute a maneira como a doença afeta a percepção da temporalidade, do sexo e da morte.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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