Part of the PIR research seminar series.
"The Politics of Weight: Feminist Dichotomies of Power in Dieting". A research presentation by Amelia Morris (Royal Holloway). Part of the PIR research seminar series.
The Politics of Weight: Feminist Dichotomies of Power in Dieting
- Date9 Oct 2019
- Time 1:00pm-2:00pm
- Category Seminar
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