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Sunday, November 26, 2006
"Fat Studies"
Because of its overlap with both women's studies and sport studies, this article in Sunday's New York Times about emerging academic treatment of culture and obesity ("fat studies") might, I thought, be of interest to our readers. (Professor Margaret Carlisle Duncan, whose sport scholarship we've discussed before, is mentioned in the article as a proponent of fat studies.)
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