Forms of physical transformation, from the inevitabilities of puberty and menopause to the singular difficulties of anorexia or surgery addiction, are contextualised against history, art, literature and folklore with a compassionate and sensitive tone in this return from the author of Adventures In Human Being, arriving at an argument for change as the essence of being human..
Forms of physical transformation, from the inevitabilities of puberty and menopause to the singular difficulties of anorexia or surgery addiction, are contextualised against history, art, literature and folklore with a compassionate and sensitive tone in this return from the author of Adventures In Human Being, arriving at an argument for change as the essence of being human.
