Papers in Fat Studies
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- The embodied model minority myth: Thinness as Asian American racializationFat Studies · 2026
- Stigma to liberation: fat leadership through Freire’s critical consciousnessFat Studies · 2026
- Body Size in Early Modern Germany,Fat Studies · 2026
- Corporate academic body capital: weight stigma, masculinity, and the embodied corporate academy in ChileFat Studies · 2026
- Reappropriating Fat : the impact of labeling on self and othersFat Studies · 2026
- Refusing to shrink: resilience, reclamation, and re-embodiment in contemporary fat graphic memoirsFat Studies · 2026
- “No monopoly on smell:” History of senses and fatphobia in historical newspapersFat Studies · 2026
- Humans as fat suits: Controlling images and digital dismemberment in NorbitFat Studies · 2026
- Encoding fat stigma: body ideologies and digital dating architecturesFat Studies · 2026
- Deviant bodies and queer belongings in Rural America: Interventions from Somebody Somewhere (2022–2024)Fat Studies · 2026
- From humor to harm: Fat stigma and body esteem in South Asian children’s cartoonsFat Studies · 2026
- Dietitians’ attitudes toward GLP-1s: weight bias and professional identity in an Israeli contextFat Studies · 2026
- How do trainee physical educators conceptualize the appearance of “health”, and how might their conceptualizations influence their teaching approaches? A qualitative exploration through the lens of weight biasFat Studies · 2026
- Using GLP-1s to improve health: Fear of fat and “obesity” discourseFat Studies · 2026
- Intimate portraits of fat women eating: The missing discourse of joy in foodFat Studies · 2026
- GLP-1 medications for weight-loss: a triumph of marketing over patient careFat Studies · 2026
- Dying while fat: Post-mortem inequalityFat Studies · 2026
- History repeating itself: anti-fat narratives in the ozempic and Fen-Phen erasFat Studies · 2026
- Self-love is not going to fix us or the colony: Reclaiming fat Blak embodimentFat Studies · 2026
- Fat people’s expectations of prejudice: predictors of anticipated prejudice from various groupsFat Studies · 2026
- Miracle cures and moral panics: British media coverage of celebrity weight loss in the age of the GLP-1 medicationsFat Studies · 2026
- Food unease: How Ozempic era master narratives burden fat peopleFat Studies · 2026
- The link between college students’ perspectives on GLP-1 agonists and fat stigmaFat Studies · 2026
- GLP-1 drugs and the rearticulation of fat stigma in Spain: public responses to pharmaceuticalization of fatFat Studies · 2026
- A qualitative evidence synthesis: Perspectives and experiences of medical fatphobiaFat Studies · 2026
- Traversing the intersectionality of being fat, Māori, ADHD, takatāpui, and ChristianFat Studies · 2026
- Reciprocal relationalities and possibilities between Indigenous queer and Fat StudiesFat Studies · 2026
- An apology to my body: Mapping the changing relationship with my fat body, a reflection on childhood & PCOSFat Studies · 2025
- “Tonight we´ll surely score!”: An exploration of hogging in SpainFat Studies · 2025
- GLP1s and antifatness: on the medicalization, social construction, and future of fatness in the Ozempic eraFat Studies · 2025
- Expansive archives and expanding archiving: a scoping review about fatness in the archiveFat Studies · 2025
- From #bodypositive to #weightlossjourney–exploring weight loss narratives within the body positive communityFat Studies · 2025
- “You’re getting a little big for this”: fat characters in Disney animated filmsFat Studies · 2025
- The perceived impact of weight bias among healthcare providers on the care of individuals with binge-eating disorder or atypical anorexia nervosa: a scoping reviewFat Studies · 2025
- Tracing weight stigma in mental health professionals: A critical discursive psychology analysis of conversations among UK trainee clinical psychologistsFat Studies · 2025
- Debating female fatness online: A netnographic study of the Greek television romcom You Are My SoulmateFat Studies · 2025
- Admiration for the “fuller figure”: The “outsize” fashions of Linda Leigh Ltd. in the 1950s and 1960sFat Studies · 2025
- Reconceptualizing weight of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the context of social determinants of healthFat Studies · 2025
- (Re)conceptualizing fatness as a medical and moral issue in the Finnish media discourse on fat and Ozempic in 2022–2023Fat Studies · 2025
- Hypervisibility meets hyperinvisibility: anti-fatness, moral panics, and mainstream U.S. news coverage of fat people taking Ozempic and WegovyFat Studies · 2025
- “I’m a good parent because I had bad parents”: narratives of care and moral worth in fat liberation discourseFat Studies · 2025
- “My body feels fucking great during sex”: Fat, Wāhine, Māori and sex(uality) – a Kōrero of sovereignty, desirability, deservedness, and pleasureFat Studies · 2025
- Asceticism in consumer culture: Ethical discourses in contemporary dieting practicesFat Studies · 2025
- “MRI and stigma: Qualitative insights from fat individuals in Norway”Fat Studies · 2025
- Fat acceptance beliefs and weight stigma related correlatesFat Studies · 2025
- Women report worse metrics of positive body image and fat talk: Findings of an exploratory study in a Chilean sampleFat Studies · 2025
- Fashion for every-body: a review of the film fatafatiFat Studies · 2025
- Beyond size: Exploring the origins of anti-fat attitudes and paving the way away from themFat Studies · 2025
- Fatphobia as a form of gender-based violence: Fat women, public space and body belonging workFat Studies · 2025
- Desecration of the fat Brahman in select fiction of PremchandFat Studies · 2025