The Dys-Appearing Fat Body: Bodily Intensities and Fatphobic Sociomaterialities When Flying While Fat
The Dys-Appearing Fat Body: Bodily Intensities and Fatphobic Sociomaterialities When Flying While Fat
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看起来不正常的肥胖身体：肥胖飞行时的身体强度和恐惧脂肪的社会物质性
DOI：
10.1080/24694452.2020.1866485
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发表时间：
2021
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
R. Colls
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作者：
Bethan Evans;Stacy Bias;R. Colls
本文基于对比之前有关该主题的任何研究都要多的人群进行的研究，对肥胖飞行的具体体验进行了探索。从理论上讲，本文推进了对肥胖体现的地理理解以及关注微观政治遭遇和舒适度的交通空间的体现体验（Bissell 2008，2016）。在此过程中，我们开发了一种方法来理解平面空间中脂肪体的过度存在，将Leder（1990）关于体现“外观异常”的工作与Ahmed（2004，2006）关于身体强度和酷儿现象学的工作结合起来。这篇文章探讨了平面空间的物质和社会方面如何结合起来，使脂肪体过度存在，从而限制了某些人的自我宣传。我们将这一点置于更广泛的政治和经济背景下，这些背景将肥胖视为可变的，并且以排斥许多肥胖者的方式管理航空旅行。
This article offers an exploration of the embodied experiences of flying while fat, based on research with a significantly larger group of people than any previous research on this topic. Theoretically, this article advances geographical understandings of fat embodiment and the embodied experience of transport spaces that attend to micropolitical encounters and comfort (Bissell 2008, 2016). In doing so, we develop an approach to understanding the hyperpresence of the fat body within plane space, drawing together Leder’s (1990) work on embodied “dys-appearance” with Ahmed’s (2004, 2006) work on bodily intensities and queer phenomenology. The article explores how material and social aspects of plane space combine to make fat bodies hyperpresent in ways that, for some, limit self-advocacy. We set this in broader political and economic contexts that frame fatness as mutable and that govern access to air travel in ways that are exclusionary for many fat people.