Fat is a feminist issue

About this book

Abstract: Compulsive eating is rooted in the social inequality of women. Drawing on case study experience, the meaning of fatness and thinness in our society is explored, and self-help guidelines are provided for individual or group use. Anorexia nervosa is discussed, based on the author's reading and talks with those afflicted. Medical interventions, as detailed here are part of the problem rather than the solution to compulsive eating.

Subjects

  • compulsive eating
  • eating disorders
  • eating disorders in women
  • eetstoornissen
  • feeding and eating disorders
  • feeding behavior
  • feminism
  • food habits
  • gender identity
  • mental health
  • obesity
  • obesity in women
  • oreximanie
  • overweight women
  • popular works
  • psychological aspects
  • psychological aspects of obesity
  • psychological aspects of obesity in women
  • psychological aspects of reducing
  • psychological aspects of weight loss
  • psychological conditioning
  • psychologische aspecten
  • psychology
  • reducing
  • reducing diet
  • social environment
  • treatment
  • vetzucht
  • vrouwen
  • weight gain
  • weight loss
  • weight perception
  • women
  • women, health and hygiene
  • women's health
  • zelfbeeld