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Eating Disorders in British Asians
International Journal of Eating Disorders, 1998There has been a clinical impression that British Asians present with eating disorders less commonly than expected. The study examines the numbers and characteristics of Asians presenting to the Leicestershire Eating Disorders Service with a catchment area which includes a substantial proportion of people with a background in the Indian subcontinent ...
Robert Palmer
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2021
Audiences have traditionally been showcased as essentially homogenous. Programme producers in television and radio strive to appeal to as many viewers as possible through broad themes. The BBC Asian Network, a digital radio station, emphasises notions of British identity to create a cohesive distinct listening community.
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Audiences have traditionally been showcased as essentially homogenous. Programme producers in television and radio strive to appeal to as many viewers as possible through broad themes. The BBC Asian Network, a digital radio station, emphasises notions of British identity to create a cohesive distinct listening community.
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Health of British Asians; a research review
Journal of Public Health, 1989About 2.5 per cent of United Kingdom residents are of Asian (or Indian subcontinent) origin though the term 'Asian' hides their internal diversities of languages, religions and national origins. The research on the health of these populations is heavily concentrated in areas of rickets and osteomalacia, tuberculosis, maternal and child health, and ...
W I, Ahmad, E E, Kernohan, M R, Baker
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Bulimia in British Blacks and Asians
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1988This paper describes the demographic and clinical features of five non-white, normal body weight bulimics, all from the same catchment area. Comparisons with white bulimic referrals from the same area showed clinical similarities, but the non-white bulimics gave an account of gross emotional deprivation: all came from broken homes; four had been ...
J H, Lacey, B M, Dolan
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British Black and Asian Shakespeareans
2022Shakespeare is at the heart of the British theatrical tradition, but the contribution of Ira Aldridge and the Shakespearean performers of African, Afro-Caribbean and Asian heritage who came after him is not widely known. Telling the story for the first time of how Shakespearean theatre was integrated from the 1960s to the twenty-first century, this is ...
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Redefining Britishness: British Asian Fiction
2015This chapter argues that British Asian women’s fiction does not stem from a solely ghettoized presence, nor from a separate, segregated history as is sometimes assumed. Rather, this body of writing tends to redefine notions of ‘Britishness’ as well as what constitutes feminism.
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Black British and British Asian Fiction
2018This chapter explores some issues in black British and British Asian fiction since the 1980s. It shows certain key characteristics of the white British apprehension of those non-white imperial subjects who, after decolonization, were to arrive, in increasing numbers, on British shores.
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Political Blackness and British Asians
Sociology, 1994In the 1980s a political concept of blackness was hegemonic, but is increasingly having to be defended, even within the sociology of race. This is to be welcomed and seven reasons are given why the concept harms British Asians. The use of `black' encourages a `doublespeak'. It falsely equates racial discrimination with colour-discrimination and thereby
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