An analysis of how women navigate the multiple pressures of beauty culture in everyday life, both offline and on social media.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Introduction: Walking the Tightrope Chapter One: The Paradoxes of Beauty The Worth Paradox The Authenticity Paradox The Power Paradox The Commitment Paradox What Is a Pragmatic Paradox? Conclusion: Negotiating the Paradoxes of Beauty Chapter Two: Beauty, Wellness, and Authenticity Where Is Beauty Situated? Traditional Discourses on Beauty, Health, and Morals The Paradoxes of Wellness and Self-Care Natural Beauty and the Authenticity Paradox Where Does "Feeling Beautiful" Really Come From? Conclusion: Normative Authenticity Chapter Three: Commitment and Investment Investing Money and Time The Salience of Hair and Makeup Committing to Thinking, Planning, and Judging The Day as a Measure of Beauty Conclusion: How Much Is Enough? Chapter Four:Time, Aging, and Motherhood Being Young Being No Longer Young Motherhood The Intergenerational Gaze Conclusion: The Temporality of Beauty Chapter Five: Work and Social Life Beauty and Sociability Working with Beauty Favours and Privileges Conclusion: Uncertain Gains Chapter Six: Selfies and the Digital World The Place of Beauty in Selfies The Paradox of the "Narcissistic" Selfie The Authenticity Paradox and the Selfie-Taking Online Persona Conclusion: Negotiating Visibility Conclusion: Beauty and the Paradoxes of Women's Subjectivity Appendix A: Introducing the Participants Appendix B: Methodological Design and Procedure Bibliography
Acknowledgements Introduction: Walking the Tightrope Chapter One: The Paradoxes of Beauty The Worth Paradox The Authenticity Paradox The Power Paradox The Commitment Paradox What Is a Pragmatic Paradox? Conclusion: Negotiating the Paradoxes of Beauty Chapter Two: Beauty, Wellness, and Authenticity Where Is Beauty Situated? Traditional Discourses on Beauty, Health, and Morals The Paradoxes of Wellness and Self-Care Natural Beauty and the Authenticity Paradox Where Does "Feeling Beautiful" Really Come From? Conclusion: Normative Authenticity Chapter Three: Commitment and Investment Investing Money and Time The Salience of Hair and Makeup Committing to Thinking, Planning, and Judging The Day as a Measure of Beauty Conclusion: How Much Is Enough? Chapter Four:Time, Aging, and Motherhood Being Young Being No Longer Young Motherhood The Intergenerational Gaze Conclusion: The Temporality of Beauty Chapter Five: Work and Social Life Beauty and Sociability Working with Beauty Favours and Privileges Conclusion: Uncertain Gains Chapter Six: Selfies and the Digital World The Place of Beauty in Selfies The Paradox of the "Narcissistic" Selfie The Authenticity Paradox and the Selfie-Taking Online Persona Conclusion: Negotiating Visibility Conclusion: Beauty and the Paradoxes of Women's Subjectivity Appendix A: Introducing the Participants Appendix B: Methodological Design and Procedure Bibliography
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