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Front Matter
- Methodologies for Categories in MotionMaxine Leeds Craig
- Pregnant Embodiment and Field ResearchJennifer Randles
- Mixed Methods in Body and Embodiment ResearchSamantha Kwan and Trenton M. Haltom
- YouTube Vlogs as Illness Narratives: Methodological ConsiderationNatalie Kay Fullenkamp
- Representations of Fatness by Experts and the Media and How This Shapes AttitudesAbigail C. Saguy
- Fat as a Floating Signifier: Race, Weight, and Femininity in the National ImaginarySabrina Strings
- Aging, Gender, and the BodyLaura Hurd Clarke
- Male Breast Cancer in the Public ImaginationPiper Sledge
- Contrasting Scientific Discourses of Skin Lightening in Domestic and Global ContextsCeleste Vaughan Curington and Miliann Kang
- Unruly Bodies: Figurative Violence and the State’s Responses to the Black Panther PartyRandolph Hohle
- Race, Phenotype, and Nationality in Brazil and the United StatesTiffany D. Joseph
- The Aesthetic Labor of EthnographersKjerstin Gruys and David J. Hutson
- Embodied Spatial Practices and the Power to CareElise Paradis, Warren Liew, and Myles Leslie
- Contesting New Markets for Bodily Knowledge: When and How Experts Draw the LineRene Almeling
- Managing Risky Bodies: From Pregnancy to VaccinationJennifer A. Reich
- Contesting Lyme DiseaseSonny Nordmarken
