与精英运动员分享和讨论运动损伤叙事:反思会员反思

IF 8 2区 医学 Q1 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Ciara Everard, R. Wadey, Karen Howells
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摘要

摘要虽然人们经常讨论在体育、锻炼和健康环境中创造和分享多种叙事以促进更多样的景观的概念,但这样做的过程和紧张关系却很少被阐明。本研究扩展了之前的一项研究,该研究确定了支撑精英运动员运动损伤经历故事的叙事类型,目的是批判性地反思(即内省、主体间),与参与者一起反思成员,以了解这些故事情节是如何被接受和解读的。数据采用反射性主题分析法进行分析。以叙事理论为理论视角,确定了五个反身性主题:(a)直面主导叙事,(b)拥抱新唯物主义,(c)扩展tellability的边界,(d)线性和复调叙事,以及(e)象征暴力。这项研究为成员反思的过程如何丰富和扩展我们的理论理解提供了证据,并为如何将我们的社会和文化世界转变为更具包容性和多样性提供了思考。
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Sharing and discussing sports injury narratives with elite athletes: reflecting on member reflections
ABSTRACT While the notion of creating and sharing multiple narratives in sport, exercise, and health settings to promote a more diverse landscape is often discussed, the process of, and tensions in doing so are less articulated. Extending a previous study that identified the narrative typologies that scaffold elite athletes’ stories of sports injury experiences , the aim of this study was to critically reflect (i.e. introspective, intersubjective), on member reflections with participants to understand how these storylines were received and interpreted. Data was analysed using a reflexive thematic analysis. Using narrative theory as a theoretical lens , five reflexive themes were identified: (a) confronting the dominant narrative, (b) embracing new materialism, (c) extending boundaries of tellability, (d) linear and polyphonic narratives, and (e) symbolic violence. This study provides evidence of how the process of member reflections can enrich and extend our theoretical understandings and offers considerations about how to shift our social and cultural worlds to become more inclusive and diverse.
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