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The Fashioned Self by Joanne Finkelstein

The Fashioned Self

Joanne Finkelstein
213 pages
Polity
Aug 1991
1st Edition
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The Fashioned Self Examines the nature of identity in the modern age, and the way it has been moulded through the alteration of appearance, exemplified by fashions, facelifts and diets. The book concentrates on gender identity, the way female and male identity are differentiated through opposed experiences of body. Full description
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