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Boxing Masculinity And Identity The I Of The Tiger 1st Edition Kath Woodward

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Boxing Masculinity And Identity The I Of The Tiger 1st Edition Kath Woodward
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.77 MB
Pages: 177
Author: Kath Woodward
ISBN: 9780415367707, 9780203020180, 0415367700, 0203020189
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: 1

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Boxing Masculinity And Identity The I Of The Tiger 1st Edition Kath Woodward by Kath Woodward 9780415367707, 9780203020180, 0415367700, 0203020189 instant download after payment.

Boxing is infused with ideas about masculinity, power, race and social class, and as such is an ideal lens through which social scientists can examine key modern themes. In addition, its inherent contradictions of extreme violence and beauty and of discipline and excess have long been a source of inspiration for writers and film makers.
Essential reading for anyone interested in the sociology of sport and cultural representations of gender, Boxing, Masculinity and Identity brings together ethnographic research with material from film, literature and journalism. Through this combination of theoretical insight and cultural awareness, Woodward explores the social constructs around boxing and our experience and understanding of central issues including:
    masculinity
    mind, body and the construction of identity
    spectacle and performance: tensions between the public and private person
    boxing on film: the role of cultural representations in building identities
    methodologies: issues of authenticity and ‘truth’ in social science.