Body image.
Overview
| Works: | 59 works in 11 publications in 11 languages | |
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Titles
Body outlaws : = young women write about body image and identity /
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Body image : = a handbook of theory, research, and clinical practice /
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Integrating body self and psychological self : = creating a new story in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy /
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Feeling good about the way you look : = a program for overcoming body image problems /
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The uUity of body and mind : = how Yoga affects body awareness, body image, body satisfaction and symptoms of disordered eating /
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Intimacy, body image and body mass index : = the relationship of fear of intimacy, body image avoidance and body mass Index : implications for understanding body weight /
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Adam's navel : = a natural and cultural history of the human form /
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Weight wisdom : = affirmations to free you from food and body concerns /
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Am I thin enough yet? = the cult of thinness and the commercialization of identity /
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Critical bodies = representations, practicesand identities of weight and body management /
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Killer fat = media, medicine, and morals in the American "obesity epidemic" /
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People Watching = Social, Perceptual, and Neurophysiological Studies of Body Perception /
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Bodies as sites of cultural reflection in early childhood education /
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Bodies, boundaries and vulnerabilities = interrogating social, cultural and political aspects of embodiment /
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Digesting femininities = the feminist politics of contemporary food culture /
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The Relationship of Sport Type to Disordered Eating Correlates among Collegiate Male Athletes.
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Diet culture and counterculture = self and society in the anti-diet movement /
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