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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Care for a body examines disability rights within the UK (and globally), centred around the increasingly oppressive system of government that prioritises capital over people, endangering the lives of people with disabilities by implementing austerity measures that severely decrease their quality of life. This exhibition aims to bridge understanding by creating a conversation that pushes for lasting change to support those with disabilities and better their quality of life. Championing disabled artists will serve to highlight the structural inequalities disabled people face in their day-to-day lives, raising awareness of issues otherwise unknown or disregarded by the general public. The overarching objective of this exhibition is to alter public perception around disability rights, creating a community space, a system of support that directly combats the individualist nature of our society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What can we learn from someone who starves Is an eating disorder an act of resistance against societal norms, or a form of compliance with them Where do we draw the line The Philosophy of Thin presents a deeply personal yet intellectually rigorous exploration of eating disorders; reframing them not merely as clinical conditions but as complex ethical, philosophical, and cultural phenomena. Written through a blend of lived experience, philosophical analysis, and artistic reflection, Dr. Ally Zlatar invites us through her decade-long struggle with an eating disorder while interrogating broader questions surrounding autonomy, identity, desire, and embodiment. At its core, the book argues that eating disorders are not simply about food or appearance, but about control, meaning-making, and the human struggle to exist within a body shaped by both internal desires and external pressures. Thinness is portrayed as both a personal pursuit and a culturally constructed ideal, imbued with moral and aesthetic significance. The author situates this pursuit within a long philosophical tradition, drawing connections to thinkers who have grappled with the nature of the self. Zlatar iterates how restriction, craving, and punishment become rituals that both sustain and destroy meaning. For those with eating disorders, everyday decisions such as eating or abstaining from it become morally and existentially charged and can be examined as sites of both control and crisis. However, mainstream discourse often neglects this in our medical and ethical approaches to those with eating disorders.The Philosophy of Thin confronts the ethical challenges of treatment, ranging from force-feeding and coercive inpatient practices to whether they preserve life or violate autonomy. She argues that recovery cannot be imposed externally; it must emerge from an individual's own desire to live differently. Zlatar iterates that if one chooses to 'recover,' it must be collaborative with practioners. Th.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Care for a body examines disability rights within the UK (and globally), centred around the increasingly oppressive system of government that prioritises capital over people, endangering the lives of people with disabilities by implementing austerity measures that severely decrease their quality of life. This exhibition aims to bridge understanding by creating a conversation that pushes for lasting change to support those with disabilities and better their quality of life. Championing disabled artists will serve to highlight the structural inequalities disabled people face in their day-to-day lives, raising awareness of issues otherwise unknown or disregarded by the general public. The overarching objective of this exhibition is to alter public perception around disability rights, creating a community space, a system of support that directly combats the individualist nature of our society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What can we learn from someone who starves? Is an eating disorder an act of resistance against societal norms, or a form of compliance with them? Where do we draw the line? The Philosophy of Thin presents a deeply personal yet intellectually rigorous exploration of eating disorders; reframing them not merely as clinical conditions but as complex ethical, philosophical, and cultural phenomena. Written through a blend of lived experience, philosophical analysis, and artistic reflection, Dr. Ally Zlatar invites us through her decade-long struggle with an eating disorder while interrogating broader questions surrounding autonomy, identity, desire, and embodiment. At its core, the book argues that eating disorders are not simply about food or appearance, but about control, meaning-making, and the human struggle to exist within a body shaped by both internal desires and external pressures. Thinness is portrayed as both a personal pursuit and a culturally constructed ideal, imbued with moral and aesthetic significance. The author situates this pursuit within a long philosophical tradition, drawing connections to thinkers who have grappled with the nature of the self. Zlatar iterates how restriction, craving, and punishment become rituals that both sustain and destroy meaning. For those with eating disorders, everyday decisions such as eating or abstaining from it become morally and existentially charged and can be examined as sites of both control and crisis. However, mainstream discourse often neglects this in our medical and ethical approaches to those with eating disorders.The Philosophy of Thin confronts the ethical challenges of treatment, ranging from force-feeding and coercive inpatient practices to whether they preserve life or violate autonomy. She argues that recovery cannot be imposed externally; it must emerge from an individual's own desire to live differently. Zlatar iterates that if one chooses to "recover," it must be collaborative with practioners. Th This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What can we learn from someone who starves? Is an eating disorder an act of resistance against societal norms, or a form of compliance with them? Where do we draw the line? The Philosophy of Thin presents a deeply personal yet intellectually rigorous exploration of eating disorders; reframing them not merely as clinical conditions but as complex ethical, philosophical, and cultural phenomena. Written through a blend of lived experience, philosophical analysis, and artistic reflection, Dr. Ally Zlatar invites us through her decade-long struggle with an eating disorder while interrogating broader questions surrounding autonomy, identity, desire, and embodiment. At its core, the book argues that eating disorders are not simply about food or appearance, but about control, meaning-making, and the human struggle to exist within a body shaped by both internal desires and external pressures. Thinness is portrayed as both a personal pursuit and a culturally constructed ideal, imbued with moral and aesthetic significance. The author situates this pursuit within a long philosophical tradition, drawing connections to thinkers who have grappled with the nature of the self. Zlatar iterates how restriction, craving, and punishment become rituals that both sustain and destroy meaning. For those with eating disorders, everyday decisions such as eating or abstaining from it become morally and existentially charged and can be examined as sites of both control and crisis. However, mainstream discourse often neglects this in our medical and ethical approaches to those with eating disorders.The Philosophy of Thin confronts the ethical challenges of treatment, ranging from force-feeding and coercive inpatient practices to whether they preserve life or violate autonomy. She argues that recovery cannot be imposed externally; it must emerge from an individual's own desire to live differently. Zlatar iterates that if one chooses to "recover," it must be collaborative with practioners. Th This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There are few issues as fundamental yet overlooked as menstrual health and period equity. Constantly shrouded in stigma, menstruation is looked upon by many as a "taboo" topic, leaving the subset of issues surrounding it often unaddressed. The works curated for this publication serve as a testament to the ongoing struggle for menstruators' rights and autonomy worldwide, a reminder that their voices deserve to be heard, and a call to action towards lifting the stigma shrouding it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. To All The Cakes I Have Eaten: An Artist's Eating Disorder Memoir This memoir offers a raw and honest exploration of the complex realities of living with an eating disorder. Moving beyond superficial portrayals, the author delves into the deep, often painful experiences that accompany the illness. Rejecting the cliched image of the "thin white girl" struggling for superficial reasons, the narrative instead reveals the nuanced and profound impact eating disorders have on people's lives. Rather than a traditional structured memoir, the author utilizes art and memoryscapes to examine the depths of the disease. Using cake as a powerful metaphor, Dr Ally Zlatar illustrates the intricate balance of control and comfort that defines the experience, offering readers an intimate look at the true depths of the struggle. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.