The Physical Body as "Power".
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(6 pp) It is not unusual to think of the physical
body as "power." Certainly the Greeks were
attempting to visualize a powerful body centuries
ago. Today, according to Young (1997), 8 million
people suffer from eating disorders. For some
reason or another, 7 million women and one million
men are intentionally depriving their bodies of
food. What we are seeing in the twentieth century,
and into this one, is a philosophical
displacement of that idea of power, in a
destructive way as viewed through the conditions
of anorexia and bulimia. This discussion will
focus on that shift of power and its accompanying
negative possibilities. Bibliography lists 8
sources plus 4 visuals of fashion models.
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