Feeding Desire: Fatness, Beauty and Sexuality Among a Saharan People
An ethnographic study of how the Azawagh Arabs of Niger link fatness with beauty, sexuality, and social value.
About This Book
Feeding Desire explores cultural ideals of beauty and body size among the Azawagh Arabs.
The book examines how fatness is linked to sexuality, marriage, and social status.
Rebecca Popenoe presents ethnographic insights into local practices and beliefs.
The work contributes to broader discussions on gender, embodiment, and desire.
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