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Dead Weight

Essays on Hunger and Harm

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Exploring the impact of Western beauty standards, the book delves into the personal journey of disordered eating experienced by the author and other women throughout history. Emmeline Clein analyzes the medical and cultural roots of Anorexia, Bulimia, and Orthorexia, while critiquing the economic and societal factors that fuel the epidemic. She addresses the complicity of racism and feminism in perpetuating the thin ideal, and reflects on how these issues have influenced her relationships. This insightful work challenges the pervasive culture of self-shrinking in American femininity.

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Dead Weight, Emmeline Clein

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2024
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Sottotitolo
Essays on Hunger and Harm
Lingua
Inglese
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
288
ISBN13
9780593536902
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Exploring the impact of Western beauty standards, the book delves into the personal journey of disordered eating experienced by the author and other women throughout history. Emmeline Clein analyzes the medical and cultural roots of Anorexia, Bulimia, and Orthorexia, while critiquing the economic and societal factors that fuel the epidemic. She addresses the complicity of racism and feminism in perpetuating the thin ideal, and reflects on how these issues have influenced her relationships. This insightful work challenges the pervasive culture of self-shrinking in American femininity.