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Constructing ourselves : women, eating and identity
Eating disorders in general, and bulimia in particular, are phenomena which are becoming increasingly prevelant among women in North America. Although these behaviours have generally been categorized as mental disorders, this study takes a more sociological approach to 'eating disorders' and concent
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