Titlebook: Critical Bodies; Representations, Ide Sarah Riley (Lecturer in Psychology),Maree Burns ( Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Feminist Object Relations Theory and Eating ‘Disorders’en are conceptualised as lacking (Appignanesi & Forrester, 1992; Buhle, 1998). While it might appear that psychoanalysis is incompatible with feminist and/or post-structuralist analysis, it is psychoanalysis’s differing theories of unconscious processes that have appealed to a number of contemporary

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Sustaining Imbalance — Evidence of Neglect in the Pursuit of Nutritional Healthreatment, it was these patients who were (and often still are) deemed most suitable for students to advise when first on placement. The advice given would be underpinned by the so-called energy balance equation. This holds that body weight is a function of the amount of calories consumed minus the a

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Critical Bodies: Discourses of Health, Gender and Consumptionscourses including health, medicine and identity. Consequently, the meanings attached to weight are dynamic, fluid and context dependent. The authors in this book wanted to challenge conventional understandings about weight and body management as individual problems. The chapters in . showcase work

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,Einführung. Technische Anwendungen, health has been added to the collection of negative associations that cohere around large bodies, including laziness, stupidity, unattractiveness, psychopathology, badness and immorality (Campos, 2004; Gard & Wright, 2005; Joannisse & Synnott, 1999). In contrast, and as many commentators have previ

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,Einführung. Technische Anwendungen,f body management. As outlined below, a growing body of critical feminist analyses have already elucidated how fat and thin bodies are saturated with a multiplicity of gendered meanings and moral connotations, and have identified a considerable array of discursive contexts which are constitutive of

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,Einführung. Technische Anwendungen,diet. Body perfection codes and their associated pedagogical modalities tend to carry particularly strong moral overtones in the notions of ‘the body’ they prescribe and define. An individual’s character, value and their sense of embodied self comes to be judged essentially in terms of ‘weight’, siz

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,Einführung. Technische Anwendungen, as a separate, ‘pre-existent’ or static entity in understandings of self-starvation. Rather, ‘a(chǎn)norexic selves’ are constructed, worked on, multi-faceted and shifting, and an understanding of the discursive locatedness of these is important for fuller understandings of body modification and the self