Titlebook: Researching Women and Sport; Gill Clarke,Barbara Humberstone Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1997

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On Pleasure and Pain: Women Speak Out About Physical Activity,bout the absences in the institutional discourses explaining participation and non-participation in physical activity. The available discourses in Australia and North America seemed to come, for the most part, out of social psychology and were primarily concerned with identifying motivational factor

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Working on the Body: Links Between Physical Activity and Social Power,nstrating the rigorous nature of the research, can also put the researcher in a vulnerable position, as it reveals the research as it happened, with all its strengths and weaknesses. Stanley and Wise (1993), however, argue that feminist work ought to be open, even if that openness leaves you vulnera

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,élite Women Wheelchair Athletes in Australia,disabled sport has gone through in the last fifty years in moving from a method of medical rehabilitation to truly competitive sport. Over this period of time Adapted Physical Education and Adapted Physical Activities have increased in popularity as academic subjects within Further and Higher Educat

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Sexual Harassment and Sexual Abuse in Sport,l Clinic for the rehabilitation of sex offenders. It sums up neatly the myth surrounding sexual harassment and abuse, that such behaviours are the result of . when, in reality, just the opposite is the case. It also reminds us that myths or expectations can mislead or distract us and that research a