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245 04 $aThe fat studies reader /$cedited by Esther Rothblum and Sondra Solovay ; foreword by Marilyn Wann.
260 $aNew York :$bNew York Unviersity Press,$cc2009.
300 $axxvii, 365 p. :$bill. ;$c26 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tForeword : fat studies: an invitation to revolution /$rMarilyn Wann --$tIntroduction /$rSandra Solovay and Esther Rothblum --$tThe inner corset : a brief history of fat in the United States /$rLaura Fraser --$tFattening queer history : where does fat history go from here? /$rElena Levy-Navarro --$tDoes social class explain the connection between weight and health? /$rPaul Ernsberger --$tIs "permanent weight loss" an oxymoron? The statistics on weight loss and the national weight control registry /$rGlenn Gaesser --$tWhat is "health at every size"? /$rDeb Burgard --$tWidening the dialogue to narrow the gap in health disparities : approaches to fat black lesbian and bisexual women's health promotion /$rBianca D.M. Wilson --$tQuest for a cause: the fat gene, the gay gene, and the new eugenics /$rKathleen LeBesco --$tPrescription for harm : diet industry influence, public health policy, and the "obesity epidemic" /$rPat Lyons --$tPublic fat : Canadian provincial governments and fat on the web /$rLaura Jennings --$tThat remains to be said : disappeared feminist discourses on fat in dietetic theory and practice /$rLucy Aphramor and Jacqui Gingras --$tFatness (in)visible : polycystic ovarian syndrome and the rhetoric of normative femininity /$rChristina Fisanick --$tFat kids, working moms, and the "epidemic of obesity" : race, class, and mother blame /$rNatalie Boero --$tFat youth as common targets for bullying /$rJacqueline Weinstock and Michelle Krehbiel --$tBon bon fatty girl : a qualitative exploration of weight bias in Singapore /$rMaho Isono, Patti Lou Watkins, and Lee Ee Lian --$tPart-time fatso /$rS. Bear Bergman --$tDouble stigma : fat men and their male admirers /$rNathaniel C. Pyle and Michael I. Loewy --$tThe shape of abuse : fat oppression as a form of violence against women /$rTracy Royce --$tFat women as "easy targets" : achieving masculinity through hogging /$rAriane Prohaska and Jeannine Gailey --$tNo apology : shared struggles in fat and transgender law /$rDylan Vade and Sondra Solovay --$tAccess to the sky : airplane seats and fat bodies as contested spaces /$rJoyce L. Huff --$tNeoliberalism and the constitution of contemporary bodies /$rJulie Guthman --$tSitting pretty : fat bodies, classroom desks, and academic excess /$rAshley Hetrick and Derek Attig --$tStigma threat and the fat professor: reducing student prejudice in the classroom /$rElena Andrea Escalera --$tFat stories in the classroom : what and how are they teaching about us? /$rSusan Koppelman --$tFat girls and size queens : alternative publications and the visualizing of fat and queer eroto-politics in contemporary American culture /$rStefanie Snider --$tFat girls need fiction /$rSusan Stinson --$tFat heroines in chick-lit: gateway to acceptance in the mainstream? /$rLara Frater --$tThe fat of the (border)land : food, flesh, and Hispanic masculinity in Willa Cather's 'Death Comes for the Archbishop' /$rJulia McCrossin --$tPlacing fat women on center stage /$rJuliaGrace Jester --$t"The white man's burden" : female sexuality, tourist postcards, and the place of the fat woman in early 20th century U.S. culture /$rAmy Farrell --$tThe Roseanne Benedict Arnolds: how fat women are betrayed by their celebrity icons /$rBeth Bernstein and Matilda St. John --$tJiggle in my walk: the iconic power of the "big butt" in American pop culture /$rWendy A. Burns-Ardolino --$tSeeing through the layers : fat suits and thin bodies in 'the Nutty Professor' and 'Shallow Hal' /$rKatharina R. Mendoza --$tControlling the body : media representations, body size, and self-discipline /$rDina Giovanelli and Stephen Ostertag --$t"I'm allowed to be a sexual being" : the distinctive social conditions of the fat burlesque stage /$rD. Lacy Asbill --$tEmbodying fat liberation /$rHeather McAllister --$tNot Jane Fonda : aerobics for fat women only /$rJenny Ellison --$tExorcising the exercise myth: creating women of substance /$rDana Schuster and Lisa Tealer --$tMaybe it should be called fat American studies /$rCharlotte Cooper --$tAre we ready to throw our weight around? Fat studies and political activism /$rDeb Burgard, Elana Dykewomon, Esther Rothblum, and Pattie Thomas --$tAppendix A : fat liberation manifesto, November 1973 /$rJudy Freespirit and Aldebaran.
650 0 $aObesity$xSocial aspects.
650 0 $aOverweight persons.
700 1 $aRothblum, Esther D.
700 1 $aSolovay, Sondra,$d1970-