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1. www.nature.com › articles › palcomms20163Gendered performances in sport: an embodied approach - Nature

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   Mar 1, 2016 · In my research into gendered bodily performances in sport, I initially employed the term “exclusive masculinity” (Wellard, 2002) to describe a particular form of hegemonic masculinity that I...

   • Author: Ian Wellard

   • Publish Year: 2016

2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullConflicts in Sporting Masculinity: The Beliefs and Behaviors ...

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   Mar 25, 2021 · Masculinities signified by stereotypically feminine traits and men who embody them are argued to be accruing power. Considering these developments, this study investigates the extent to which male athletes support inclusive perceptions and expressions of masculinity and the concordance between beliefs and behaviors.

   • Author: Max Stick

   • Publish Year: 2021

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4. oxfordre.com › psychology › displayGender and Cultural Diversity in Sport, Exercise, and ...

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   Anderson suggests that men, and particularly gay men, have more latitude in sports today, but sport is still a space of restricted masculinity and sexual prejudice. The limited data-based research confirms that sport is a hostile climate for lesbian/gay/bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.

5. link.springer.com › article › 10Beyond the Barbell: Women in Strength-Based Sports and the ...

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   Sep 27, 2024 · Results showed that women athletes struggled with body image, societal expectations, gender bias and diversity, and male interactions, even as they challenged gender norms and established their presence in these male-dominated sports.

6. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullSports and masculinity†: Sport in Society: Vol 16 , No 4 ...

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   May 1, 2013 · Feminist scholarship has had a profound impact upon the study of sports. It has forced us to recognize the gendered nature of these activities and to question the traditional exclusion and marginalization of most females from sports.

   • Author: Bruce Kidd

   • Publish Year: 2013

7. www.jou.ufl.edu › insights › gender-based-sportsGender-Based Sports Coverage: A Quarter Century of Prime-Time ...

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Over the 25 years of this study, power- and high-contact sports coverage leaned heavily toward men, with 68% of coverage. Team sports saw a similar sort of issue with representation. Women did receive significantly more coverage than men, with almost five hours more coverage in total.

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   Does sport have masculinity?

   • Sport has historically fostered orthodox masculinity which remains its underpinning but is now leaning toward inclusivity (Anderson, 2009; Messner, 1992; Welch, 1997), encapsulating mainstream culture’s tension between belief and behavior.

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   What is embodied sporting masculinity?

   • “Expected” sporting masculinity can therefore be seen as a form of embodied masculine performance that is considered appropriate or necessary within the specific location of taking part or playing sport and can be read alongside other “accepted” forms of sporting masculinity that occur off the playing field, but within the social space of sport.

   Gendered performances in sport: an embodied approach

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   Do male athletes support inclusive perceptions and expressions of masculinity?

   • Masculinities signified by stereotypically feminine traits and men who embody them are argued to be accruing power. Considering these developments, this study investigates the extent to which male athletes support inclusive perceptions and expressions of masculinity and the concordance between beliefs and behaviors.

   Conflicts in Sporting Masculinity: The Beliefs and Behaviors of

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   Does gender matter in sport?

   • In the majority of studies of gender within the context of sport, the focus tends to be on the experiences of women. Historically, the disparity between men and women in terms of the opportunities to participate in sport is unquestioned and has been documented in detail (Hargreaves, 1994).

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   Is sport a masculine activity?

   • Sport, exercise, and performance psychology have barely begun to address cultural diversity, and the limited scholarship focuses on gender. Although the participation of girls and women has increased dramatically in recent years, stereotypes and media representations still convey the message that sport is a masculine activity.

   Gender and Cultural Diversity in Sport, Exercise, and Performance

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   What is masculinity based on?

   • These bodily displays signal to the opponent or spectator a particular version of masculinity based on aggressiveness, competitiveness, power and assertiveness, derived from sociocultural processes that have constructed what a sporting body should “look like” and “act like”.

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9. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullAssessing the sociology of sport: On changing masculinities ...

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   May 8, 2015 · Noting research centred in the Western sporting cultures and focusing on white men, Anderson sees future needs for research examining the intersection of decreasing homophobia according to race, geography, age and other confounding variables. Get full access to this article.