Cultures of the Abdomen

Christopher E. Forth · Ana Carden‐Coyne

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We live in a world obsessed with abdomens. Whether we call it the belly, tummy, or stomach, we take this area of the body for granted as an object of our gaze, the subject of our obsessions, and the l

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