Entry thresholds in eating disorders for the popular classes
Abstract
This text highlights a sociological analysis of eating disorders among the working class. It takes into account Ian Hacking’s theory of ecological niches of transitory mental illnesses, giving this theory a sociological reformulation. The text, except for being based on empirical investigation, gives some hypotheses about the handicaps and the counter-handicaps among the working class in relation to eating disorders. It presents a profile of a contemporary somatic culture in the working class, especially among the youth, highlighting the differences and similarities to the dominating class.Downloads
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2008-01-01
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Moreno Pestaña, J. L. (2008). Entry thresholds in eating disorders for the popular classes. Spanish Journal of Sociology, (5). Retrieved from https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/res/article/view/64985
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