| Judul | Masculinities and Mental Health : Eating Disorders in Men’s Lived Experience and Contemporary Discourse / Heike Bartel |
| Pengarang | Bartel, Heike Downs, James Paslakis, Georgios |
| Penerbitan | Oxford : Taylor & Francis, 2026 |
| Deskripsi Fisik | 206 hlm. :ill. |
| ISBN | 9781040466599 9781003185512 9781040697511 |
| Subjek | Eating disorders |
| Catatan | Masculinities and Mental Health explores literary texts, images, and performances which engage with the under-explored topic of eating disorders in men. Eating disorders are psychiatric illnesses commonly associated with females only. The fact that men can suffer from anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorder, and other types of eating disorders too, presents a challenge not only to healthcare disciplines but also to public and cultural perceptions. Exploring eating disorders in boys and men, this book scrutinizes standardised concepts of masculinity and male mental health in contemporary discourse. It sets out to open up spaces for underrepresented experiences recognizing the urgency of this endeavour both as a matter of public health and as a challenge to entrenched cultural assumptions about who can develop, experience, and recover from an eating disorder. Drawing on clinical, socio-cultural, historical, and lived experience perspectives, the interdisciplinary author team aims to fill the gaps often left by |
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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/177211 |
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