Social Class, Physical Education, and Community Sport
Theoretical Perspectives
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- Terjedelem248 oldal
- Méret 234x156 mm
- Súly 453 g
- Nyelv angol
- Illusztrációk 2 Illustrations, black & white; 2 Line drawings, black & white; 1 Tables, black & white 700
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Rövid leírás:
This book highlights the importance of the study of social class to our understanding of social issues, social justice and inequality in the context of sport and physical education.
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Hosszú leírás:
This edited collection showcases a range of contributions, from emerging and established academics, to the contemporary study of social class, community sport, and physical education.
Compared to other markers of social identity in academic analyses of physical education and community sport (such as gender, ‘race’ and ethnicity, sexuality, and disability), discussions of social class have often been relegated to a secondary consideration. However, social class has shown to continually intersect with other markers of identity in shaping opportunities, patterns of participation, and social trends in physical education and community sport.
This collection illustrates the importance of social class relations within contemporary sociological analyses of physical education and community sport. Each chapter draws upon a specific theoretical perspective to explicate the salience of social class within the domain of physical education and community sport, offering an opportunity to critically examine a range of case studies and empirical data.
Social Class, Physical Education, and Community Sport re-centres social class as a key consideration for the sociological study of physical education and community sport. It will be of particular interest for students, researchers, and practitioners working across sociological, sports, and leisure studies.
TöbbTartalomjegyzék:
1.Re-centring class in physical education and community sport – Izram Chaudry, Michael Roy Hobson and Stuart Whigham.
2.Sport (not quite) for all: an ethnographic account of community sport and spaces of exclusion in a multi-ethnic city – Yunis Alam.
3.Structuration theory, community sport and class: applications and critique – Dan Bates and Janine Partington.
4.Understanding stigma in social class through creative fiction: a Goffmanian analysis within physical education and community sport - Lee C. Beaumont and Thomas M. Leeder.
5.Thinking about class and ethnicity with Archer: reflexive deliberation, exploitation and the sport of boxing - Izram Chaudry.
6.Fire in the dance studio: Paulo Freire, critical pedagogy and dance in schools – Sara Daniels and Michael Roy Hobson.
7.Moving class beyond capitalism: a case study of post-capitalist oriented ‘Collective Physical Activity’ (Co-PA) in the North East of England - Gianmarco Dellacasa.
8.Exploring sport as relations of power and governmental rationality - David Ekholm and Magnus Dahlstedt.
9.HPE, mental health and social class: coloniality and colonised thinking - Katie Fitzpatrick.
10.From working to middle-class practice: the neoliberal development of Bucharest's youth football - Andrei Mihail, Ileana Gabriela Szasz and Andrei Răzvan Voinea.
11.‘Intellectual siblings’: the complementary sociologies of Norbert Elias and Pierre Bourdieu: an independent school perspective on social class, physical education and sport - Adam Tobias Morton.
12.Exploring classed patterns in the design and delivery of PE in a white, working-class school: a figurational approach - Andrew Scattergood.
13.Social class and the mobilisation of capital in British university sport: a Bourdieusian analysis - Harry Spinks and Stuart Whigham.
14.Reflecting on social class, physical education and community sport scholarship: a call to action - Michael Hobson, Stuart Whigham, and Izram Chaudry.
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