Tensions, Complexities, and Compromises

Q1 Arts and Humanities
M. Phillips, Gary Osmond
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Researching and writing about Aboriginal sport history is one of the most challenging, and rewarding, opportunities of our scholarly careers. It is challenging because non-Aboriginal people must engage with ontological, epistemological, theoretical, empirical, and methodological issues and ideas that often exist outside traditional Western conventions. Challenges for male scholars escalate in attempting to represent the experiences of Aboriginal sportswomen. Not only do we need to engage with racial theories and gender analysis, as Susan Birrell has done throughout her career, but it involves consciously creating narratives from the outside as non-Aboriginal men with all the boundaries and limitations this situation imposes. The final layer of complexity is that Aboriginal history-making involves appropriate recognition of, and involvement with, Aboriginal people, and creating reciprocal relationships and practices that are community-driven. We address these issues through a case study of the Marching Girls from the Aboriginal settlement of Cherbourg in Queensland, Australia.
紧张、复杂和妥协
研究和撰写土著体育历史是我们学术生涯中最具挑战性和最有价值的机会之一。这是具有挑战性的,因为非原住民必须参与本体论、认识论、理论、经验和方法论的问题和思想,这些问题和思想往往存在于传统的西方习俗之外。男性学者在试图表现原住民女运动员的经历时面临的挑战越来越大。我们不仅需要参与种族理论和性别分析,就像苏珊·伯雷尔在她的职业生涯中所做的那样,而且还需要有意识地从外部创造非土著男性的叙事,以及这种情况所施加的所有界限和限制。复杂的最后一层是,土著历史的创造涉及到对土著人民的适当承认和参与,以及在社区驱动下建立互惠关系和实践。我们通过对来自澳大利亚昆士兰州瑟堡原住民定居点的游行女孩的案例研究来解决这些问题。
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Journal of sport history
Journal of sport history Arts and Humanities-History
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