Journeys of embodiment at the intersection of body and culture : the developmental theory of embodiment.

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Piran, Niva
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Place of publication not identified] : Elsevier Academic Press, 2017.
Temas:
Body image in girls.
Body image in women.
Power (Social sciences)
Control (Psychology)
Female
Humans
Body Image
Power, Psychological
Body Dysmorphic Disorders
Image du corps chez les filles.
Image du corps chez la femme.
Pouvoir (Sciences sociales)
Contr�ole (Psychologie)
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Public Policy > Cultural Policy.
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Anthropology > Cultural.
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Popular Culture.
Internet Resources.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Front Cover; JOURNEYS OF EMBODIMENT AT THE INTERSECTION OF BODY AND CULTURE; Editorial Advisors; JOURNEYS OF EMBODIMENTAT THE INTERSECTIONOF BODY AND CULTURE: THE DEVELOPMENTAL THEORY OF EMBODIMENT ; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; BODIES IN DISTRESS; HOLDING A MIRROR TO CULTURE; References; 1
  • The Developmental Theory of Embodiment: Discovering Paths in the Body Journeys of Girls and Women; WHY STUDY EMBODIMENT?; RESEARCH PROGRAM; EXPERIENCE OF EMBODIMENT; Dimension 1: Body Connection and Comfort versus Body Disconnection and Discomfort.
  • Dimension 2: Agency and Functionality versus Blocked Agency and RestraintDimension 3: Experience and Expression of Desire versus Disowning Desire; Dimension 4: Attuned Self-care versus Disrupted Attunement, Neglect, and Self-harm; Dimension 5: Inhabiting the Body as a Subjective Site versus as an Objectified Site; Understanding Positive and Negative Embodiment: Innovative Aspects of the Experience of Embodiment Construct; KEY SOCIAL DOMAINS THAT SHAPE EMBODIMENT: THE DEVELOPMENTAL THEORY OF EMBODIMENT; The Physical Domain: Physical Freedom versus Physical Corseting.
  • Freedom in Physical Engagement and Movement (vs. Corseted and Blocked Physical Engagement and Movement)Freedom in Physical Engagement (vs. Blocked Physical Engagement); Freedom of Movement and of Taking Physical Space (vs. Constriction of Movement and of Physical Space); Safety for the Body Territory (vs. Violations to the Body Territory); Safety from Violations (vs. Exposure to Violations); Safety from Coercive Body Alterations and Practices (vs. Coercive Body Alterations and Practices); Care of the Body (vs. Neglect of Body Care); Freedom of Desire (vs. Restriction of Desire).
  • The Mental Domain: Mental Freedom versus Mental CorsetingAppearance-Related Discourses: The Body as a Deficient Object; Comportment-Related Discourses: Woman as Docile; Regulating Dichotomies and Labels; The Social Power and Relational Connections Domain (vs. Social Disempowerment and Disconnection); Freedom from Prejudice and Harassment; Access to Resources; Freedom from Body-Based Harassment; Freedom from Appearance-Based Social Power; Empowering Relationships; Membership in Equitable Communities; A Social Theory of Embodiment-Innovative Aspects of the Developmental Theory of Embodiment.
  • The Body Journeys of Jane and CrystalJane: A Journey of (Mostly) Freedom; Crystal: A Journey with (Multiple) Corsets; CHAPTER SUMMARY; References; 2
  • Qualified Freedom on Borrowed Territories: Early Childhood to Age Eight; MAY I COME IN? PHYSICAL FREEDOM ON BORROWED TERRITORIES; BETWEEN PASSION AND PICTURE DAY: MENTAL FREEDOM IN PERMEABLE BOY/GIRL BOUNDARIES; WHEN SAILOR MOON MEETS BARBIE: GLIMPSES OF SOCIAL POWER IN INEQUITABLE PLAYING FIELDS; CHAPTER SUMMARY; References; 3
  • Intense Transitions: Tweens (Ages 9-12); PINK CORSETS IN THE PHYSICAL TERRITORY.

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