My Oxford

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Exploring the harrowing journey of anorexia through the lens of a university experience, the narrative delves into the intersection of mental health and existential philosophy. The author, Catherine Haines, vividly portrays her struggle with the disorder while grappling with academic pressures and societal expectations. Her keen intellect shines as she critiques historical portrayals of women with eating disorders, revealing the moral complexities intertwined with food and virtue. This personal account serves as both a philosophical exploration and a poignant exorcism of her inner demons.