The Body and Shame

Exploring the intricate relationship between body shame and embodied subjectivity, this work delves into how personal experiences of shame are influenced by societal norms and the presence of others. Luna Dolezal emphasizes that body shame serves as a bridge between individual experiences and broader social, cultural, and political contexts. By examining body shame, the book reveals how personal embodiment is shaped by external forces, transforming the body into a social and cultural artifact.