Hungry to Be Noticed: Young Women, Anorexia and Schooling

By E. Rich, Rachel Holroyd, John Evans. 2004

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1. Mikael Quennerstedt
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Citations in the corpus

• Negotiating a physical identity: girls, bodies and physical education (2004, background): “Rich et al. (2004) discuss the way in which discourses around thinness can leave some young women powerless and alienated from their bodies.”
• Healthy bodies: construction of the body and health in physical education (2008, background): “In the context of healthy bodies in physical education, regulation as a technique of power has often been described as ‘healthism’ (Lupton, 1995; Rich et al., 2004; Quennerstedt, 2006).”