身体、情感和关系自我与神经性厌食症（AN）

Within her book, Law’s Relations, Jennifer Nedelsky argued that an optimal conception of human selves would integrate understandings of human beings as embodied, affective and relational. I assess the extent to which these aspects of human selves have been sufficiently captured within relevant laws (in particular, relevant case law) and academic literature, within the jurisdiction of England and Wales, pertaining to patients with the eating disorder anorexia nervosa (AN). I argue that, although relational factors may help to explain the decisions in some cases, decided by the Court of Protecti