Rereading Voice: Young Women, Anorexia and Performative Education

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Emma Rich
Loughborough University, England
John Evans
Loughborough University, England

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No. 9 (2007): voice
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Author Biographies

Emma Rich, Loughborough University, England

Emma Rich is a lecturer in gender identity, health and physical education at Loughborough University, England. Dr Rich is co-author of the forthcoming books Medicalisation of Cyberspace (with Dr Andy Miah) and Fat Fabrications: Obesity, Education and Eating Disorders (with Professor John Evans, Brian Davies and Rachel Allwood). She is the founder of GSSF (International Gender, Sport and Society Forum).

John Evans, Loughborough University, England

John Evans is professor of the sociology of education and physical education at Loughborough University. He is the author of Politics, Policy and Practice in Physical Education (1999; with John Fitz and Brian Davies), Educational Policy and Social Reproduction: Class Inscription and Symbolic Control (Routledge, 2006), and Body Knowledge and Control (with Brian Davies and Jan Wright).