“Discourses of discontent: fashion, feminism and the commodification of fat women’s anger”

IF 0.8 Q3 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
L. Peters
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ABSTRACT This article considers the messy intersections of fat liberation and fashion. In doing so, it analyzes two case studies – Big Beautiful Woman magazine’s “I’M MAD AS HELL!” complaint slips and the more recent “#MakeMySize” social media movement – through the critical lenses of commodity feminism and commodity activism. When viewed through these lenses, these case studies demonstrate that although some critics have deemed fashion a frivolous preoccupation, it has in fact played an important, if complicated, role in the ongoing project of resignifying fat embodiment and in pushing the fat liberation movement forward.
不满的话语:时尚、女权主义和肥胖女性愤怒的商品化
本文探讨了肥胖解放与时尚的混乱交集。在此过程中,它分析了两个案例研究——《大美女》杂志的“我疯了!”,以及最近的“#MakeMySize”社交媒体运动——通过商品女权主义和商品激进主义的批判镜头。从这些角度来看,这些案例研究表明,尽管一些批评者认为时尚是一种无聊的关注,但事实上,它在正在进行的肥胖具体化和推动肥胖解放运动中发挥了重要(尽管复杂)的作用。
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