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I: Cultural Fattening Processes 1: Food and Fatness in Calabria 2: Physique of Sumo Wrestlers in Relation to Some Cultural Characteristics of Japan 3: Sociocultural Aspects of the Male Fattening Sessions among the Massa of Northern Cameroon 4: Fertility and Fat: The Annang Fattening Room 5: Social Fattening Patterns in the Pacific-the Positive Side of Obesity. A Nauru Case Study 6: Taste, Food Regimens and Fatness. A Study in Social Stratification 7: Vegetarianism and Fatness: An Undervalued Perception of the Body II: Physical and Social Aspects 8: Potential Advantages and Disadvantages of Human Obesity 9: Obesity and Physical Fitness: An Age-Dependent Functional and Social Handicap 10: Obesity and Overweight in Polish Men and Women: Social Determinants 11: Educational Attainment, Stress Hormones, Body Fat and Health: A Sociocultural Neuroendocrine Pathway? III: Social Phenomena Associated with Obesity 12: Changing Food Consumption and Body Images among Malays 13: Polynesian Responses to Modernization: Overweight and Obesity in the South Pacific 14: Activity Level and Obesity among Samoans 15: Obesity and Fatness as seen by the Azande in Central Africa 16: Evaluation of Fatness in Traditional Japanese Society 17: Social Aspects of Obesity and Fatness: A Critique 18: Social Aspects of Obesity and Fatness: Conclusion
I: Cultural Fattening Processes 1: Food and Fatness in Calabria 2: Physique of Sumo Wrestlers in Relation to Some Cultural Characteristics of Japan 3: Sociocultural Aspects of the Male Fattening Sessions among the Massa of Northern Cameroon 4: Fertility and Fat: The Annang Fattening Room 5: Social Fattening Patterns in the Pacific-the Positive Side of Obesity. A Nauru Case Study 6: Taste, Food Regimens and Fatness. A Study in Social Stratification 7: Vegetarianism and Fatness: An Undervalued Perception of the Body II: Physical and Social Aspects 8: Potential Advantages and Disadvantages of Human Obesity 9: Obesity and Physical Fitness: An Age-Dependent Functional and Social Handicap 10: Obesity and Overweight in Polish Men and Women: Social Determinants 11: Educational Attainment, Stress Hormones, Body Fat and Health: A Sociocultural Neuroendocrine Pathway? III: Social Phenomena Associated with Obesity 12: Changing Food Consumption and Body Images among Malays 13: Polynesian Responses to Modernization: Overweight and Obesity in the South Pacific 14: Activity Level and Obesity among Samoans 15: Obesity and Fatness as seen by the Azande in Central Africa 16: Evaluation of Fatness in Traditional Japanese Society 17: Social Aspects of Obesity and Fatness: A Critique 18: Social Aspects of Obesity and Fatness: Conclusion
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