by Jean-Claude Kaufmann · Pocket · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782266109802
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«Corps de femmes, regards d'hommes» is the sociology essay by Jean-Claude Kaufmann, published by Pocket in paperback (294 pages, in French).
Starting from topless beaches, Kaufmann analyzes an apparently innocuous practice governed by tacit rules: each woman interprets gazes and responds with gestures and postures according to her body, age and context, a code that connects with the individual's distance from their social roles and with the place of the gaze in society.
The full title is «Corps de femmes, regards d'hommes : sociologie des seins nus»; the French Pocket edition was published in March 2001.
For those interested in sociology, gender studies and how social norms shape everyday gestures.
