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The American Body in Context: An Anthology (American Visions: Readings in American Culture) (Updated Edition) by Jessica R. Johnston (Editor), Samantha [Contributor] Holland, Judith [Contributor] Rodin, Hans [Contributor] Moravec, Susan [Contributor] Bordo, Rob [Contributor] Maclean, Alyson [Contributor] Simpson, Emily [Contributor] Martin, Pirkko [Contributor] Markula, Deborah [Contributor] Gregory, Barbara [Contributor] Kamler, Frederik [Contributor] Pohl, Mike [Contributor] Featherstone, Norbert [Contributor] Elias, S. Kay Toombs, Professor Mike Featherstone, Marc E. Mishkind, Frederik Pohl Iv, Prof Norbert Elias, Lisa R. Silberstein, Mary G. Mcdonald, Irving K. Zola, Jo-Anne Reid, Contributor-Kay Toombs Paperback, 335 Pages, Published 2001 ISBN-10: 0-8420-2859-5 / 0842028595 ISBN-13: 978-0-8420-2859-2 / 9780842028592 The body is a physical entity and a symbolic artifact. It is both created in the world of nature and also physically reconstructed by a culture. The body is both an internal, subjective environment and simultaneously an object for others to observe and evaluate. Bodily practices, woven within a dens |