Focusing on a critical theme in health and exercise studies, the book offers a thorough and reflective analysis of contemporary research. It aims to spark debate and contribute significantly to ongoing discussions in the field, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in health and fitness.
What kinds of men become theatrical dancers? Why do men do ballet? The worlds of Western theatrical dance, gender relations and sexuality intermingle and, overtime, produce different answers to these questions. Survey of the history of men in dance, as Nijinsky and Nureyev, and of subjects as masculinity and homosexuality.
Challenging the prevailing narrative around obesity, this book navigates the conflicting claims surrounding rising obesity levels and the anticipated health crisis that has yet to occur. It presents a thorough examination of obesity as a multifaceted issue, addressing its scientific, political, and cultural dimensions. The author maintains a skeptical perspective, making it a crucial resource for those interested in the complexities of health and lifestyle sociology.