The Body in Society: An Introduction

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Acknowledgements vi Introduction 1 1 The Body in Everyday Life 16 2 The Body, Gender and Sex 50 3 The Civilized Body 85 4 The Body in Consumer Culture 115 5 Regulating the Body 150 6 Vulnerable Bodies 179 Glossary 211 References 220 Index 248

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