'Fat' bodies: where do they stand?
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Gubby, L. and Hornsey, R. 2019. 'Fat' bodies: where do they stand? 3rd Annual Learning and Teaching Conference and Scholarship Day (Faculty of Education). Canterbury Christ Church University 07 Feb 2019
Authors | Gubby, L. and Hornsey, R. |
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Year | 2019 |
Conference | 3rd Annual Learning and Teaching Conference and Scholarship Day (Faculty of Education) |
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Deposited | 12 Mar 2019 |
Completed | Feb 2019 |
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