SOCIOLOGY OF THE BODY - CHRIS SHILLING

Discover the fascinating world of the sociology of the body with Chris Shilling's book. This publication is the key to understanding how the body influences our identity, social relationships, and perception of the world. Immerse yourself in an analysis that combines theory with practice, opening new perspectives on everyday experiences.

• In-depth analysis of the body's influence on society
• Accessible language for students and sociology enthusiasts
• Current research and theories in the field of body sociology
• Inspiring examples from everyday life
• Insightful look at issues of identity and social inequality
• Solid foundation for further research and reflection

Chris Shilling's "Sociology of the Body" is not just a collection of theories, but above all an invitation to reflect on one's own body and its role in society. The author, drawing on a rich sociological heritage, presents the body as an element of identity, the creation and maintenance of social inequalities, and the formation and development of societies. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how the body shapes our lives and relationships with others.

Chris Shilling, the author of this publication, is a renowned sociologist whose work focuses on the analysis of the body in a social context. His research makes a significant contribution to the development of body sociology, offering new perspectives and tools for analyzing contemporary social problems. Shilling, drawing on his academic experience, has created a work that combines theory with practice, inspiring further research and reflection.

"Sociology of the Body" is a book that will surely broaden your horizons and allow you to look at the world from a new perspective. Thanks to it, you will understand how the body influences our daily experiences, relationships with other people, and perception of reality. It is a position that inspires reflection and action, opening new opportunities for personal and professional development. Don't wait, grab this book and discover the fascinating world of the sociology of the body!

The book has 280 pages, a format of 238x169 mm, and is paperback. It was published in 2024 by PWN Publishing House.