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Preface | ||
Pt. I | Introduction | |
1 | Body Weight as a Social Problem | 1 |
Pt. II | Historical Foundations | |
2 | Children and Weight Control: Priorities in the United States and France | 9 |
3 | Fat Boys and Goody Girls: Hilde Bruch's Work on Eating Disorders and the American Anxiety about Democracy, 1930-1960 | 31 |
Pt. III | Medical Models | |
4 | Constitutional Types, Institutional Forms: Reconfiguring Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches to Obesity in Early Twentieth-Century Biomedical Investigation | 53 |
5 | Defining Perfect and Not-So-Perfect Bodies: The Rise and Fall of the "Dreyer Method" for the Assessment of Physique and Fitness, 1918-26 | 75 |
Pt. IV | Gendered Dimensions | |
6 | Ideal Weight/Ideal Women: Society Constructs the Female | 97 |
7 | Dieting Women: Self-Surveillance and the Body Panopticon | 117 |
8 | Fleshing Out the Discomforts of Femininity: The Parallel Cases of Female Anorexia and Male Compulsive Bodybuilding | 133 |
Pt. V | Institutional Components | |
9 | Commodity Knowledge in Consumer Culture: The Role of Nutritional Health Promotion in the Making of the Diet Industry | 159 |
10 | Meanings of Weight among Dietitians and Nutritionists | 183 |
Pt. VI | Collective Processes | |
11 | Too Skinny or Vibrant and Healthy?: Weight Management in the Vegetarian Movement | 209 |
12 | The Size Acceptance Movement and the Social Construction of Body Weight | 231 |
Biographical Sketches of the Contributors | 251 | |
Index | 255 |
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