Learning Bodies: The Body in Youth and Childhood Studies (Hardcover, 2016)

Chapter 1 Introduction - Learning Bodies: The body in youth and childhood studies.- Section 1 The young body: Gender and sexualities.- Chapter 2 Queer youthscapes in Asia: Embodied modernities and trans-embodiments.- Chapter 3 Broad minds, narrow possibilities: The embodiment of gender.- Chapter 4 Steeling the junior body: Learning sport and masculinities in the early years.- Chapter 5 "They've always got flat tummies and it really bugs us".- Chapter 6 "Fuck your body image": Teen girls' Twitter and Instagram feminism in and around school.- Chapter 7 Internet sex chatting and "Vernacular Masculinity" among Hong Kong Youth.- Section 2 The young body: Reconceptualising health, illness and recovering.- Chapter 8 The resisting young body.- Chapter 9 Girls and sexting: The missing story of sexual subjectivity in a sexualized and digitally-mediated world.- Chapter 10 Recovering bodies: The production of the recoverable subject in eating disorder treatment regimes.- Chapter 11 G major to A minor 7 (A Progression to Recovery).- Chapter 12 'She was becoming too healthy and it was just becoming dangerous': Body work and assemblages of health.- Section 3 Embodying research and pedagogy.- Chapter 13 'Sticky' learning: Assembling bodies, objects and affects at the museum and beyond.- Chapter 14 Moving and making bodies: Materiality as a feminist issue.- Chapter 15 Playing the inside out: Using drama as an embodied medium through which to work on changing gender norms.- Chapter 16 Visual ethics with and through the body: The participation of girls with disabilities in Vietnam in a photovoice project.- Chapter 17 Learning Bodies: Towards embodied theories, methodologies and pedagogies.