Reflexive Embodiment in Contemporary Society

Nick Crossley

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Corporeality, Perception, and Education Foucault, Power, and Ethics Social and Cultural Studies

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Series editor's preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part One: Reviewing the field Identity, individualism and risk Civilization, informalization and distinction Power, resistance and discipline Consumption, gender and the fashion-beauty complex Part Two: Rethinking reflexive embodimentIntroduction to part two Obesity Crisis Blind spots, the absent body and being-for-others I, me and the other Reflexive body techniques and social networks Mapping reflexive embodiment Conclusion References Index

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