Titlebook: Beauty and the Norm; Debating Standardiza Claudia Liebelt,Sarah B?llinger,Ulf Vierke Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Reshaping ‘Turkish’ Breasts and Noses: On Cosmetic Surgery, Gendered Norms and the ‘Right to Look Noe and female breast (reduction) surgery in urban Turkey, as a gendered and racialized desire for a ‘normal’ body image. Given the construal of large female breasts and noses as particularly problematic in urban Turkey, the treatment of these bodily ‘deformations,’ in medical language, is commonly co

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Beauty and the Norm Sketches: A Conversation on a Performative Response.’ In this work, Kyambi approaches the topic of beauty norms from the perspective of identity, memory and the self in relation to the wider society. Recounting her own experiences of racism and of struggling with gendered and racialised beauty norms, Kyambi talks about the frustrations and feelings

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‘In This Country, Beauty Is Defined by Fairness of Skin.’ Skin Colour Politics and Social Stratificalarship on colourism situates skin bleaching primarily within the context of (post-)colonial racism and global white supremacy. Building on these approaches, this chapter proposes to understand ‘white’ as a travelling and relational concept and, in the Indian context, to distinguish analytically bet

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Skin Colour Politics and the White Beauty Standardeas in the US American public sphere and its underlying imaginary that denies Black beauty, dignity and grace, Shirley A. Tate asserts that beauty is not just a matter for the individual, but socially constructed. As such, it has always been a political issue for Black thinkers, engaged in thinking

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Claudia Liebelt,Sarah B?llinger,Ulf VierkePresents a well-rounded, nuanced, and cutting-edge discussion of the globalization of beauty.Engages with concepts of beauty using case studies from around the globe.Locates beauty ideals and ideas wi