Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment: Feeling the 'weight' of expectation
O Williams, E Annandale - Health, 2020 - journals.sagepub.com
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment: Feeling the 'weight'of expectation
O Williams, E Annandale - Health (United Kingdom), 2020 - kclpure.kcl.ac.uk
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment: Feeling the 'weight'of expectation
O Williams, E Annandale - 2018 - figshare.le.ac.uk
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
[DOC][DOC] Obesity, Stigma and Reflexive Embodiment:: Feeling the 'Weight'of Expectation
O Williams, EC Annandale - … Journal for the Social Study of …, 2020 - eprints.whiterose.ac.uk
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment: Feeling the'weight'of expectation
O Williams, E Annandale - Health (London, England …, 2020 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment: Feeling the 'weight' of expectation.
O Williams, E Annandale - Health (London, England: 1997), 2018 - europepmc.org
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment
O Williams, E Annandale - Health, 2020 - JSTOR
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
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Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment: Feeling the 'weight'of expectation.
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The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
Obesity, stigma and reflexive embodiment: Feeling the 'weight'of expectation
O Williams, E Annandale - 2018 - figshare.le.ac.uk
The dominant obesity discourse which emphasises individual moral responsibility and
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …
lifestyle modification encourages weight-based stigma. Existing research overwhelmingly …