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(2021), "Index", Sarpila, O., Kukkonen, I., Pajunen, T. and Åberg, E. (Ed.) Appearance as Capital, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 177-179. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80043-708-120210016
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INDEX
Able-bodiedness
, 4–5, 73–75
Accumulation of aesthetic capital
, 32–33, 39, 57–58
Activism in social media
, 152–153
Admiration
, 5–6
Aesthetic capital
, 8, 10, 24, 28, 103, 106, 117–118, 135, 138
externalised forming of
, 78–80
grammar of exchanging
, 30–33
mechanisms
, 106
sociological conception
, 103
theory of
, 149–150
Aesthetic labour
, 28–29
Ageing
, 71
age-based collective consciousness
, 72
body
, 71–72
gender and appearance-related consumption
, 72–73
Anti-ageing products
, 75
Appearance. See also Physical appearance
appearance-related consumption
, 72–73
different formulations of appearance-related capital
, 26–29
dissatisfaction
, 169
as medium for inclusion and exclusion
, 109–111
norms
, 136–137
relation to psychological well-being
, 111–112
as symbol of making an impression
, 107–109
Appearance satisfaction
, 119–121
on different social media platforms
, 121–122
social media platforms and gender
, 122–123
Appearance work
, 39
belief in appearance as currency
, 40–41
significance of gendered appearance work
, 41–43
Attention economy
, 122, 154–155
Authentic self-presentation
, 95
Authenticity
, 73, 79, 81, 95
Beauty
, 4, 24, 27–28, 30, 39–41, 71, 108, 166
care brands
, 1
fake mask
, 159
ideals
, 120, 150
ideology
, 41
logics
, 6
myth
, 41
perks and penalties
, 8
physical attractiveness
, 4–5
skin care and hair
, 75–76
standards
, 5
Western beauty ideal
, 135
work
, 45–46
Belief in appearance as currency
, 40–41
Benevolent sexism
, 41
Bodily capital
, 24, 26–27
Body hair as classed aesthetics
, 160–161
Body management
, 72–73
Bourdieu, Pierre
, 4, 7, 24–26, 28, 31, 39, 103–105, 152
Bourdieusian capital metaphor
, 23
Bourdieusian tradition
, 4–5
forms of capital and body
, 24–26
theory
, 105
Capital. See also Aesthetic capital
, 24, 30
Bourdieu’s forms of
, 24–26
economist approach to
, 27–28
metaphor
, 24
Capitalisation of physical appearance
, 3–6
Clothing
, 78–80
Colleagues monitoring
, 96–97
Commodity culture in social media
, 152–153
Content creation
, 119–121
on different social media platforms
, 121–122
social media platforms and gender
, 122–123
Conversions of aesthetic capital
, 32–33
Cosmetic procedures
, 13
non-surgical cosmetic interventions
, 73
Cultural capital
, 25–26, 32, 81, 99, 149–150, 159, 167
Decontextualisation
, 155
Deep acting
, 95
Dialogic thematic analysis
, 138
Diet
, 76–78
Disgust
, 5–6
Distancing strategy
, 74
Doing fatness wrong
, 141–142
Dreaded otherness
, 161
Economic capital
, 8, 25, 167
Economist approach to capital
, 27–28
Emotional labour
, 28–29
Employer
, 92–94
Exclusion, appearance as medium for
, 109–111
Facebook
, 119, 121–122, 125, 135–136, 140
Fat
activism
, 135, 137–138, 140
activists
, 140, 145
good fatty
, 136–137
stigma
, 136–137
weight discrimination
, 136–137
Fatphobia
, 136–137
Femininity
, 40–41
Finland
, 1, 6, 10, 43–44, 51, 61, 168, 170
class structure
, 11
ethnic diversity
, 12
Finnish context
, 7–8, 10, 13, 170
Finnish culture
, 45–46
streetscape
, 13
Finnish culture
, 45–46
Flaunting
, 139
Gender
, 7, 24, 27–29, 46, 72–73, 122–123, 166
‘non-market’ activity
, 42
differences in
, 10
gender-comparative perspective
, 63
gendered capital and labour
, 28–29
gendered form of capital
, 6–8
inequality
, 41
studies
, 4
Generational habitus
, 72
Geographical peculiarities
, 11–13
Goffman, Erving
, 2, 88
dramaturgy
, 90–91
framework of impression management
, 98–99
Goffmanian lens
, 8–9
Goffmanian theatre metaphor
, 87–88
Goffman-inspired methodology
, 91
Grooming
, 4, 29, 41–43, 50, 58, 166
skin care and hair
, 75–76
Habitus
, 105
Hagen, Sofie
, 9, 135–142, 169
Hairless beauty ideal
, 149
(un) hairy female body
, 150–152
activism and commodity culture in social media
, 152–153
Hairlessness
, 149, 158, 160
(un) hairy female body
, 150–152
activism and commodity culture in social media
, 152–153
hairless beauty ideal
, 149
norm
, 149, 158, 160
Hakim, Catherine
, 3–4, 23, 28, 33, 68, 165–166
idea of erotic capital
, 28
theory
, 28
Impression management with work costumes
, 88–90
Inclusion, appearance as medium for
, 109–111
Instagram
, 121–122, 127
#Januhairy
, 149–150, 152–154
Kuipers, Giselinde
, 3–5, 23, 26–28, 32, 43–44, 103–105, 151–152, 160, 165–166
Luxury-act
, 11
Masculinity
, 41, 57
female
, 160
hypothesis
, 58
idealisation of performative masculinity
, 76–78
traditional man
, 59–60
traditional masculinity
, 59–60
Mears, Ashley
, 4, 6–8, 23, 27–30, 33, 43, 50–51, 104, 165–166, 168–169
Metrosexual
, 57, 59, 61
Metrosexual Masculinities
, 57–58
metrosexuality
, 57–59, 68
Non-surgical cosmetic interventions
, 73
Norms
, 5, 87, 156
normative aesthetic regulation
, 168–169
normative body
, 135
norm-breaking fat body
, 135
social norms
, 24
Objectification theory
, 119, 122–123
Offensive resistance
, 138, 140–141
Performative masculinity, idealisation of
, 76–78
Physical appearance
, 1, 103–104, 165
as aesthetic capital
, 166
capitalisation
, 3–6
in Finnish Context
, 10–13
importance
, 1–3
physical appearance -related traits
, 167
Physical capital
, 26–27
Physical exercise
, 76–78
Psychological well-being, appearance relation to
, 111–112
Self-projection
, 95
Selfies
, 2, 119–121, 128–129, 152, 154, 156
Sexual capital
, 26–27
Shame
, 5–6, 122–123, 129, 150, 159
Social capital
, 25, 32–33, 113, 149–150
Social comparison theory
, 119, 122–123
Social media. See also Facebook; Instagram
, 2–3, 117–118
activism and commodity culture in
, 152–153
appearance satisfaction and content creation on
, 121–122
effects of
, 119
gender
, 122–123
platforms
, 122–123, 169–170
social network site
, 125
Social movements
, 152
Working life
, 8–9, 33, 87, 169–170
aesthetic norms in
, 93–94
effects of
, 4
everyday
, 87, 98–99, 110
experiences
, 6–7
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Part I Accumulating a Gendered Form of Capital
- Chapter 1 Physical Appearance as a Form of Capital: Key Problems and Tensions
- Chapter 2 Who Performs Appearance Work, and Who Believes Appearance Works? Gendered Appearance Beliefs and Practices in Finland
- Chapter 3 The Metrosexual Who Never Visited Finland – The Eternal Gender Gap in Appearance-related Consumption
- Chapter 4 Seeking Age-appropriate Appearance among Ageing Men
- Part II Contested Conversions – Everyday (Re)workings of Aesthetic Capital
- Chapter 5 Too Smart-looking for a Waiter? – Scripting Appearance Norms at the Theatre of Working Life
- Chapter 6 Generating Aesthetic Capital: Prospects from Autobiographical Narratives
- Chapter 7 The Ouroboros of Seeking Validation? Exploring the Interconnection of Appearance (Dis)satisfaction and Content Creation on Social Media
- Chapter 8 Sofie's World: Resistance toward the Thin Ideal in Sofie Hagen's Fat Activist Online Content
- Chapter 9 Well-beshaved Women Rarely Make History – Exploring the Contestation of the Hairless Beauty Ideal with Case #Januhairy
- Conclusion
- Appendices
- Index