Titlebook: Beauty and the Norm; Debating Standardiza Claudia Liebelt,Sarah Böllinger,Ulf Vierke Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

DEAWL

Standardizing Slimness: How Body Weight Quantified Beauty in the Netherlands, 1870–1940nts for slimming remedies to show that, by the 1930s, weight was strongly established as a standard of beauty, scales having ceased to be a fairground attraction. The chapter concludes with an exploration of the consequences of this new standard of beauty, which complicated its character by partially separating it from the visual.

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权宜之计

Reshaping ‘Turkish’ Breasts and Noses: On Cosmetic Surgery, Gendered Norms and the ‘Right to Look Nonsidered as a right to a ‘normal’ rather than (merely) ‘beautiful’ look. There are strong normative ideals of gendered images and subjectivity in urban Turkey that are regulated not only by patriarchal control of the female sexual body, but also by an emphasis on self-discipline and an ethos of women taking care of themselves.

压倒性胜利

Beauty and the Norm Sketches: A Conversation on a Performative Responseof ‘insufficiency’ imposed on one within a competitive labour market or when confronted with the beauty and cosmetic industry’s marketing campaigns. Finally, the authors discuss a flux in the relationship between beauty as a personal assessment and hegemonic norms that people struggle with.

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Mutter

Book 2019o separate debates in critical beauty studies, cultural anthropology, sociology, the history of science, disability studies, gender studies, and critical race studies, this volume reflects upon the gendered, classed, and racialized body, normative regimes of representation, and the global beauty economy. .

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William A. Blattner,Robert C. Gallorket for beauty products. The figure of ‘Lionel’, a popular ‘hairy freak’ in early twentieth-century curiosity exhibitions in Prague, embodied the uncertainties about the normative masculinity of the time and pointed to a general insecurity surrounding male gender performance.

征兵

William A. Blattner,Robert C. Gallonts for slimming remedies to show that, by the 1930s, weight was strongly established as a standard of beauty, scales having ceased to be a fairground attraction. The chapter concludes with an exploration of the consequences of this new standard of beauty, which complicated its character by partially separating it from the visual.

大洪水

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