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Capturing the Research Journey: An Introductione link has adopted a positivist stance, with women’s experiences often stripped of contextual meanings. I do not suggest that all eating disorders are a direct result of unwanted sexual experiences. I argue that child sexual abuse can no longer be ignored when understanding eating disorders and how

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The Female Body as a Site of Opposition These discourses are internalised by the women, festering into unease with their femaleness and shame over their bodies. I argue that covering, altering and controlling their physical bodies helped counter the impact of sexual trauma. Poetry as data is presented in addition to the spoken word, to r

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