Embodiment and Representations of Beauty
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Embodiment and Representations of Beauty
Hernandez-Medina, Esther; Maillo-Pozo, Sharina
Emerald Publishing Limited
09/2024
232
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9781837979943
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction. The Power of Beauty: Intersectional Feminist Approaches to its Embodiment and Representation; Esther Hernandez-Medina and Sharina Maillo-Pozo
Chapter 1. Mama Fit Goes to El Salvador: Fitness in a Transnational Society; Noelle K. Brigden
Chapter 2. Shifting Perceptions of Women's Weight; Courtney Dress
Chapter 3. Doing Beauty, Doing Health: Embodied Emotion Work in Women Cancer Patients' Narratives of Hair Loss; Marley Olson
Chapter 4. "How Do They Really See Me?": The Sexual Politics of Multiracial Desirability; Julia Chin
Chapter 5. Body Image and Sexual Pleasure in Women and Genderqueer Individual's Sexual Experiences; Spencier R. Ciaralli
Chapter 6. I Don't Wear Black: Professional Muslim Workers and Personal Dress Code; Salam Aboulhassan
Chapter 7. Millennial Agency and Liberation within Black American Beauty Standards; Jaleesa Reed
Chapter 8. Ballet is [White] Woman: Anti-Black Standards of Beauty within Ballet; Sekani L. Robinson
Chapter 9. Consuming Beauty, Constructing Blackness: A Constructivist Grounded Theory Analysis of Racialized Gendered Embodiment Practices through Shampoo Product Descriptions; Shameika D. Daye
Chapter 10. Mulata in Repose; Jennifer Baez
Chapter 1. Mama Fit Goes to El Salvador: Fitness in a Transnational Society; Noelle K. Brigden
Chapter 2. Shifting Perceptions of Women's Weight; Courtney Dress
Chapter 3. Doing Beauty, Doing Health: Embodied Emotion Work in Women Cancer Patients' Narratives of Hair Loss; Marley Olson
Chapter 4. "How Do They Really See Me?": The Sexual Politics of Multiracial Desirability; Julia Chin
Chapter 5. Body Image and Sexual Pleasure in Women and Genderqueer Individual's Sexual Experiences; Spencier R. Ciaralli
Chapter 6. I Don't Wear Black: Professional Muslim Workers and Personal Dress Code; Salam Aboulhassan
Chapter 7. Millennial Agency and Liberation within Black American Beauty Standards; Jaleesa Reed
Chapter 8. Ballet is [White] Woman: Anti-Black Standards of Beauty within Ballet; Sekani L. Robinson
Chapter 9. Consuming Beauty, Constructing Blackness: A Constructivist Grounded Theory Analysis of Racialized Gendered Embodiment Practices through Shampoo Product Descriptions; Shameika D. Daye
Chapter 10. Mulata in Repose; Jennifer Baez
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Sexuality; Bodies; Gender studies; Selfhood; LGBTQ+ studies; Mental health
Introduction. The Power of Beauty: Intersectional Feminist Approaches to its Embodiment and Representation; Esther Hernandez-Medina and Sharina Maillo-Pozo
Chapter 1. Mama Fit Goes to El Salvador: Fitness in a Transnational Society; Noelle K. Brigden
Chapter 2. Shifting Perceptions of Women's Weight; Courtney Dress
Chapter 3. Doing Beauty, Doing Health: Embodied Emotion Work in Women Cancer Patients' Narratives of Hair Loss; Marley Olson
Chapter 4. "How Do They Really See Me?": The Sexual Politics of Multiracial Desirability; Julia Chin
Chapter 5. Body Image and Sexual Pleasure in Women and Genderqueer Individual's Sexual Experiences; Spencier R. Ciaralli
Chapter 6. I Don't Wear Black: Professional Muslim Workers and Personal Dress Code; Salam Aboulhassan
Chapter 7. Millennial Agency and Liberation within Black American Beauty Standards; Jaleesa Reed
Chapter 8. Ballet is [White] Woman: Anti-Black Standards of Beauty within Ballet; Sekani L. Robinson
Chapter 9. Consuming Beauty, Constructing Blackness: A Constructivist Grounded Theory Analysis of Racialized Gendered Embodiment Practices through Shampoo Product Descriptions; Shameika D. Daye
Chapter 10. Mulata in Repose; Jennifer Baez
Chapter 1. Mama Fit Goes to El Salvador: Fitness in a Transnational Society; Noelle K. Brigden
Chapter 2. Shifting Perceptions of Women's Weight; Courtney Dress
Chapter 3. Doing Beauty, Doing Health: Embodied Emotion Work in Women Cancer Patients' Narratives of Hair Loss; Marley Olson
Chapter 4. "How Do They Really See Me?": The Sexual Politics of Multiracial Desirability; Julia Chin
Chapter 5. Body Image and Sexual Pleasure in Women and Genderqueer Individual's Sexual Experiences; Spencier R. Ciaralli
Chapter 6. I Don't Wear Black: Professional Muslim Workers and Personal Dress Code; Salam Aboulhassan
Chapter 7. Millennial Agency and Liberation within Black American Beauty Standards; Jaleesa Reed
Chapter 8. Ballet is [White] Woman: Anti-Black Standards of Beauty within Ballet; Sekani L. Robinson
Chapter 9. Consuming Beauty, Constructing Blackness: A Constructivist Grounded Theory Analysis of Racialized Gendered Embodiment Practices through Shampoo Product Descriptions; Shameika D. Daye
Chapter 10. Mulata in Repose; Jennifer Baez
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