" I'm Just a Woman Having a Baby " : Negotiating and Resisting the Problematization of Pregnancy Fatness (original) (raw)
Parker, G. C., & Pausé, C. J. (2018). “I’m just a woman having a baby”: Negotiating and resisting the problematisation of pregnancy fatness. Frontiers in Sociology, 3, 5.
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