Yvan von sydow

Cédric brelet von sydow
Catherine brelet age
Christina olin

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Advocacy through storytelling: challenging eating disorders and eating disorders stigma

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Journal of Eating Disordersvolume 12, Article number: 145 (2024) Cite this article

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Abstract

Background

Although eating disorders (EDs) are among the most stigmatised mental illnesses, a number of individuals break past this stigma and engage in ED advocacy by sharing their recovery stories. Little is known, however, about the role of such advocacy in their healing journeys.

Methods

To bridge this gap, the authors examined the role of autobiographical oral storytelling in the ED recovery of adult advocates. Autobiographical oral history interviews were carried out with adult advocates (n = 16) recovering from EDs. The data were analysed using a mixture of actantial and thematic analyses. Authors also used activity theory to categorise how storytelling was translated into concrete social actions. Results were then interpreted through frameworks of embodiment and the intersectionality of id

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She Works Hard for the Money: ‘The Last Showgirl’ Embodies Our Changing Attitude Toward Sex Workers

Not so long ago, sex workers had a less than rosy image in the movies, and in the culture at large. For starters, they weren’t called “sex workers.” When Demi Mooreplayed one in 1996, the title of that movie was “Striptease.” And in reviews I’ve written of more movies than I can count, I’ve referred to people who get paid to have sex with their clients as “prostitutes.” The newfound stigmatization of that word — and of the word “stripper” — represents a sea change in how sex work is perceived: not as a special, sordid, semi-underground occupation but simply as…work.

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Oscar Nominee Max von Sydow, Star of The Exorcist and Game of Thrones, Dies at 90

Celebrated Swedish actor Max von Sydow, who memorably played a priest in the iconic horror film The Exorcistand received two Oscar nominations over the course of his illustrious career, has died. He was 90.

Von Sydow died at his home in Provence, France on Sunday. His wife Catherine von Sydow, a documentary filmmaker and producer, confirmed his death to French press on Monday.

“It’s with a broken heart and with infinite sadness that we have the extreme pain of announcing the departure of Max Von Sydowon March 8, 2020,” she said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The couple married in...

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