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Resisting Health: Extreme Food and the Culinary Abject

Michelle PhillipovCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 377-390 | Published online: 12 Feb 2013

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Leon Salter & Andrew Dickson. (2021) The fantasy of healthy food: desire and anxiety in healthy food guide magazine. Critical Public Health 31:5, pages 548-560.
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Helene A Shugart. (2021) The Ugly Truth: Abject Corporeality as Political Authenticity. Communication Theory 31:3, pages 277-296.
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