The Routledge International Handbook of Fat Studies (Hardcover, 1)

1. Fattening up Scholarship Cat Pause and Sonya Renee Taylor Part 1: Defining Fat 2. "Am I Fat?" Darci L. Thoune 3. Quantifying or Contributing to Antifat Attitudes? Patricia Cain, Ngaire Donaghue, and Graeme Ditchburn 4. Language, Fat and Causation Kimberly Dark 5. My Life is Intersectional, so my Coaching has to be Tiana A. Dodson Part 2: Theorising Fat 6. Feminism and Fat Amy E. Farrell 7. Big, Fat, Greek Modernities Sofia Apostolidou 8. Does That Mean My Body Must Always be a Source of Pain? Laura Contrera 9. Fatness and Consequences of Neoliberalism Hannele Harjunen 10. Fat and Transgender Francis Ray White 11. Fatness and Disability April Herndon Part 3: Fat in the Institution 12. Fat in the Media Katariina Kyrola 13. Being Fat in a Thin World Amena Azeez 14. Fattening Education Erin Cameron and Constance Russell 15. Fatness, Discrimination & Law Stephanie Von Liebenstein 16. Pregnancy, Parenting and The Challenge of Fatness May Friedman 17. Fat Studies and Public Health Natalie Ingraham Part 4: Living Fat 18. Reclaiming Voices from Stigma Jenny Lee and Emily Mcavan 19. Save The Whales Kath Read 20. Fat Hatred and Body Respect Tara Margret Vilhjalmsdottir 21. Desirability as Access Nomonde Mxhalisa 22. The Impact of Being a Fat Chinese Woman in Hong Kong Bertha Chan 23. Surviving & Thriving While Fat Sonalee Rashatwar 24. Review of Scholarship on Fat Gay Men Jason Whitesel Part 5: Fat Disruptions 25. Genealogies of Excess Athia N. Choudhury 26. When You Are Already Dead Hunter Ashleigh Shackelford 27. Transfat Sam Orchard 28. Lesbians and Fat Esther D. Rothblum 29. What’s Queer About Fat Studies Now? Allison Taylor