Fetishized: A Reckoning with Yellow Fever, Feminism, and Beauty
by Kaila Yu
Fetishized examines yellow fever alongside feminism and beauty, exploring how desire, identity, and cultural expectations influence the way Asian women are perceived. With a focus on reckoning and reflection, the book contributes to broader conversations about representation, power, and the social meanings attached to attraction and appearance.
About This Book
Fetishized explores the relationship between yellow fever, feminism, and beauty.
The book considers how cultural expectations and patterns of desire can shape perceptions of Asian women.
Framed as a reckoning, it engages with questions of identity, representation, and power.
Its focus makes it relevant to readers interested in feminism, beauty standards, and contemporary cultural discussion.
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