Fat Shame: Stigma and the Fat Body in American Culture
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Fat Shame: Stigma and the Fat Body in American Culture

by Amy Erdman Farrell

Sociology Cultural Studies
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Fat Shame examines the cultural stigma surrounding the fat body in America. Focusing on shame, body size, and social attitudes, Amy Erdman Farrell offers a thoughtful exploration of how fatness is understood and represented within American culture.

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Fat Shame explores the stigma associated with the fat body in American culture.

The book considers how attitudes toward body size shape cultural understanding and social experience.

It offers a focused examination of fatness, shame, and the broader meanings attached to bodies in American society.

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