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TABLE OF CONTENTS

part I|56 pages

Issues Related to Politics and Socioeconomic Status

chapter 1|12 pages

Defending Identity: Courage and Compromise in Radical Right Contexts

chapter 2|15 pages

Conflicting Voices: Homelessness in America 1

chapter 3|13 pages

From Pedagogy to Praxis: Affecting Communication in an Inner-City AIDS Clinic

chapter 4|12 pages

"I Just Can't Afford It": Overcoming Barriers Facing Women Living in Poverty

part II|50 pages

Issues Related to Family

chapter 5|15 pages

The Baby Shower: Rituals of Public and Private Joy and Sorrow 1

chapter 6|12 pages

Coping With Adolescent Cancer: One Family's Experience

chapter 7|12 pages

Divorce Mediation: Balancing the Scales of Justice? 1

chapter 8|8 pages

Elder Care: Different Paths Within an Extended American Family

part III|56 pages

Issues Related to Abuse

chapter 9|17 pages

Responses to Rape: The Contextualization of Violence Against Women

chapter 10|14 pages

When the Protector Is the Abuser: Effects of Incest on Adult Survivors 1

chapter 11|10 pages

To Love, Honor, and Obey: One Woman's Narrative of Intimate Violence

chapter 12|12 pages

Sexual Harassment: Raising Consciousness and Sharing Solutions

part IV|110 pages

Issues Related to Health Concerns

chapter 13|14 pages

Without AIDS: A Gay Man Dies

chapter 14|16 pages

Living With HIV and AIDS: Personal Accounts of Coping

chapter 15|19 pages

"Stripping You of Everything You Ever Held Dear to Your Heart": The Many Losses of Women With HIV/AIDS

chapter 16|12 pages

"But I Don't Know What to Say to Her": Communication With the Terminally Ill

chapter 17|15 pages

Trouble at Laster Enterprises: Managing Alcohol Problems in a Work Environment

chapter 18|13 pages

Working with Disabilities: The Case of the Job Finders Club

chapter 19|16 pages

"I Am a Person First": Different Perspectives on the Communication of Persons With Disabilities 1