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  "text": "My first paper post here: 'Fatcalling: Ascriptions of fatness that subordinate' will appear at some point in Phil Studies. Of interest to those working on fatphobia, fat justice, and the reproduction of social norms. Please share (and follow, I'm new to BlueSky!). 1/2\n\nphilpapers.org/rec/COUFAO-2",
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      "title": "Chris Cousens, Fat-calling: Ascriptions of fatness that subordinate - PhilPapers",
      "description": "Calling someone fat is not only cruel and unkind—it also subordinates them. While the sharpest and most immediate harms of fatphobic bullying are emotional and psychological, these vary according to t..."
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