Publications & Presentations
Boero, Natalie C
Publications & Presentations
Publications
Boero, Natalie. Forthcoming. Fat Panic: Media, Medicine, and Morals in the American "Obesity Epidemic�. Rutgers University Press.
Boero, Natalie. Forthcoming. Review Essay of Men and the War on Obesity: A Sociological Study. American Journal of Sociology.
Boero, Natalie. Forthcoming. “Fat Kids, Working Moms, and the “Epidemic of Obesity�: Race, Class, and Mother-Blame.� in The Fat Studies Reader. Rothblum, E. and Solovay, S. Eds. New York University Press.
Boero, Natalie. Forthcoming. “Bypassing Blame: Bariatric Surgery and the Case of Biomedical Failure.� in Biomedicalization: Technoscience, Health and Illness in U.S. Biomedicine. Clarke, A. Shim, J. Mamo, L. Fosket, J. Fishman, J. Eds. Duke University Press.
Boero, Natalie. 2007. “All the News that’s Fat to Print: The American ‘Obesity Epidemic’ and the Media.� Qualitative Sociology 30, 1, 41-61.
Boero, Natalie. 2000. “Constructionist Perspectives on Body Weight: A Critical Review� Review Essay, BerkeleyJournal of Sociology, vol. 44 1999-2000.
Presentations
“The Construction of Femininity on Pro-Anorexia Discussion Groups.� Co-presented at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings, 2008.
“No Wannarexics Allowed:The Creation of Community on Pro-Anorexia & Pro-Bulimia Blogs & Websites.� Co-presented at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings, 2007.
“Bypassing Blame: Bariatric Surgery and the Case of Biomedical Failure� presented at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings, 2005.
“All the News that’s Fat to Print: The American ‘Obesity Epidemic’ and the Media,� presented at the American Sociological Association meetings, 2003.
“Foucault, Fatness, and Normalization,� presented at the American Sociological Association meetings, 2001.
“Thighs, Lies, and the BMI: Fatness and the Politics of Medicalization,� presented at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings, 2000.
“Life is Too Short for Self-Hatred and Celery Sticks: Identity Construction and the Size Acceptance Movement,� presented at the American Sociological Association meetings, 1998.
“Get a Job, Bum: A Socialist Feminist Analysis of the White, Able-Bodied, Homeless Male,� presented at the American Sociological Association meetings, 1997.
“To Be or Not to Be a FEMINIST: an Attitudinal Inventory,� presented at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings, 1996.
“Teach Me Tonight: Homelessness, Ethnography, and the Re-construction of a Radical Sociology,� (co-author) presented at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings, 1995.
“Homeless Female Sex Workers: An Ethnography,� presented at the Lewis and Clark Gender Symposium, 1994.
Invited Guest lecturer: Sociology/Anthropology senior seminar. Linfield College, McMinnville, OR, November 2001