Why Are We Afraid of the Naked Body by Boris Naturi

Why Are We Afraid of the Naked Body

by Boris Naturi

This is not a defence of public nudity, nor an attempt to persuade anyone to feel differently about their comfort. Vulnerability—particularly in public spaces—is real and deserves care. Acknowledging that does not require assigning threat where none has been shown. What this book examines is the space between fear and fact.

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Paperback & Kindle
Language
English

The Story

This is not a defence of public nudity, nor an attempt to persuade anyone to feel differently about their comfort. Vulnerability—particularly in public spaces—is real and deserves care. Acknowledging that does not require assigning threat where none has been shown. What this book examines is the space between fear and fact.

Excerpt

"This is not a defence of public nudity, nor an attempt to persuade anyone to feel differently about their comfort. Vulnerability—particularly in public spaces—is real and deserves care. Acknowledging that does not require assigning threat where none has been shown. What this book examines is the space between fear and…"

About the Author

Boris Naturi writes about naturism, the human body and the invisible rules that shape how we live — drawing on decades of lived experience with freedom, self-acceptance and the naturist community. Read more about Boris →

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