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“It Feels like You’re a Stranger in Your Own Skin”: Young People’s Accounts of Everyday Embodiment

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By Octavia Calder-Dawe, Teah Carlson, Teah Anna Lee
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1. Introduction In discussions of what matters for young people’s wellbeing and flourishing, questions of bodily experiences, embodiment and body image are increasingly front and centre. From wide-ranging academic scholarship [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9] to mainstream commentary [10,11,12] to the testimony of young people themselves [13,14], calls to tackle body-related distress and to enhance embodied vitality are gaining momentum.
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