Becoming women: the embodied self in image culture

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List of Illustrations and Tables Acknowledgments Introduction: Searching for Identity in Image Culture 1 In the Shadow of Difference 2 In a Girl's Body 3 Invisible in Full View 4 The Student Body 5 Puberty as Sexual Spectacle 6 A Body That Looks, and Feels, Like a Woman 7 In the Mirror of Beauty Culture Conclusion: Out of the Shadows Appendix A: Participant Profiles Appendix B: Interview Guide and Advertising Flyer References Index

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