Social Aspects of Obesity

Explore the intricate relationship between society and obesity in "Social Aspects of Obesity," a compelling collection of essays edited by experts in the field. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1995, this thought-provoking paperback spans 352 pages, delving into obesity as a subjective social and cultural phenomenon rather than merely a medical or psychological issue.

This insightful book contrasts the negative perceptions of obesity prevalent in developed countries with traditional views that highlight its positive aspects. By examining these diverse perspectives, the essays invite readers to rethink the complexities surrounding obesity, encouraging a more nuanced understanding of its implications in our society.

Perfect for academics, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in the social dimensions of health, "Social Aspects of Obesity" provides a comprehensive exploration of this pressing issue. Don't miss your chance to gain fresh insights into the social factors influencing obesity today.