Reimagining the Gendering of Sport

Edited by Vikki Krane () and Tanya Prewitt-White ()

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Abstract: Reimagining the Gendering of Sport highlights the increasing public attention women's sport is receiving whilst examining the challenges that female athletes continue to face. The book provides a critical assessment of areas where reform is needed and presents creative reimaginings of a more equitable sporting world.

Keywords: Sport And Gender; Women In Sport; Feminist Sport; Intersectionality And Sport; Social Justice And Sport; Critical Sport Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035310203
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 The courage to dismantle sport as we know it

Tanya Prewitt-White and Vikki Krane

Ch 2 Reconceptualizing sport: embracing critical feminist theory and intersectionality

Jennifer J. Waldron

Ch 3 Visionary athletic governance: lessons from student-athletes and the AIAW

Diane L. Williams

Ch 4 Reimagining Title IX as a civil rights statute aimed at antisubordination rather than equality

Erin Buzuvis

Ch 5 Yes, still talking about this! Body politics, agency, and embodiment practices in women's sport

Kate Russell

Ch 6 Transforming the quagmire: reimagining girls’ sport and physical activity

Katie Sullivan Barak

Ch 7 Media and gender in sport

Dunja Antunovic

Ch 8 Responding to sexual misconduct with a feminist restorative justice lens

Tanya Prewitt-White

Ch 9 The fat “girl” playing tackle football with boys

Kasie Murphy

Ch 10 Becoming a Black mermaid

Tiffany Monique Quash

Ch 11 Thinner = winner

Emma Calow

Ch 12 Run like the wind: playing soccer with the boys

Madeline Wells

Ch 13 The lies we tell: exploring the intersections of gender and Parasport

Staci Mannella

Ch 14 The feeling

Anonymous Author

Ch 15 Intersex and trans athletes: who gets to be a “female athlete”?

Elizabeth A. Sharrow

Ch 16 Amplifying joy: celebrating the queerness of women's sport

Erica V. Bennett and Vikki Krane

Ch 17 Decentering whiteness in women's sport

Emma Calow

Ch 18 Disability and gender in sport and physical activity

Toni Louise Williams and Andrea Bundon

Ch 19 The in-between

Kenj R. Campbell

Ch 20 Overweight mom to Brazilian jiu-jitsu fighter

Autumn Rena Martin

Ch 21 Black on ice

Precious Jackson

Ch 22 A dream reimagined: reclaiming my story

Stephanie Wheeler

Ch 23 The power and poison of achievement

Gloria H. M. Park

Ch 24 We do not need leaders, we need coactors

Jo Line, Jill Kochanek and Anna Baeth

Ch 25 We won’t quit: athlete activism from erasure to empowerment

Bernie Compton and Jen Fry

Ch 26 The end of sport as we know it

Vikki Krane and Tanya Prewitt-White

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