女性的体育活动正在成为:从健身组合的飞行线

IF 2.5 3区 教育学 Q2 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Holly Thorpe, Julie Brice, Grace O’Leary, Mihi Nemani, Anoosh Soltani, Nikki Barrett
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基于并扩展了女权主义新唯物主义的研究,将女性运动的身体理解为超越人类的现象,本文认为大流行是一个事件,为健身组合开创了新的表达和内容。通过对德勒兹和瓜塔里关于“成为”的著作的女权主义解读,我们研究了冠状病毒大流行期间女性的体育锻炼。根据对生活在新西兰奥特罗阿的38名妇女进行的实物访谈,我们提出以下问题:妇女与空间(家、社区)、他人(家人、宠物)和物质(健身物品)的普遍关系如何促使人们以新的方式了解自己活动的身体和体育活动在其生活中的重要性?通过我们的情感分析、物质分析和具体分析,我们解释了大流行事件是如何从占主导地位的性别适应性组合中出现新的逃跑路线的。女性的情感关系和运动遭遇促使了身体自主和健康的新形式的出现,以愉悦和联系,提供了了解,感受和感知身体活动的替代方式。
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Women's Physical Activity as Becoming: Lines of Flight from the Fitness Assemblage
Building upon and extending a growing strand of research engaging feminist new materialisms to understand women's moving bodies as more-than-human phenomena, this paper considers the pandemic as an event that initiated new expressions and contents for the fitness assemblage. Engaging a feminist reading of Deleuze and Guattari's writings on becoming, we examine women's physical activity practices during the coronavirus pandemic. Drawing upon object interviews with 38 women living in Aotearoa New Zealand, we ask: How do women's pandemic relations with spaces (home, neighborhood), others (family, pets) and matter (objects of fitness) prompt new ways of knowing their own moving bodies and the importance of physical activity in their lives? Through our affective, material, and embodied analysis, we explain how the pandemic event surfaced new lines of flight away from the dominant gendered fitness assemblage. Women's affective relations and movement encounters prompted the emergence of new forms of bodily autonomy and fitness for pleasure and connection, offering glimpses of alternative ways of knowing, feeling, and sensing physical activity as becoming.
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5.20
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4.30%
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期刊介绍: Journal of Sport & Social Issues is an indispensable resource that brings together the latest research, discussion, and analysis on contemporary sport issues such as race, media, gender, economics, drugs, recruiting, injuries, and youth sports. Using an international, interdisciplinary perspective, Journal of Sport & Social Issues examines today"s most pressing and far-reaching questions about sport, including: World Cup soccer, gay experience and sport, social issues in sport management, youth sports, sports subcultures. Always provocative, Journal of Sports and Social Issues presents a lively public discussion of the impact of sport on social issues from many perspectives.
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