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Sportsex / Toby Miller.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Philadelphia : Temple University Press, 2001Description: viii, 180 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 1566398649
  • 9781566398640
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 306.483
LOC classification:
  • GV706.2. M55 2001
Contents:
Introduction: Sportsextro -- 1. Bodnam: Body, Nation, Media -- 2. Commodifying the Male Body = Problematizing Hegemonic Masculinity? -- 3. Panic Sports and the Racialized Male Body / Toby Miller, Jim McKay and David Rowe -- 4. Courting Lesbianism / Toby Miller, Jim McKay and Randy Martin -- Conclusion: Booters with Hooters.
Review: "Sportsex examines the landscape of sports writ global. And it is about the way sport allows men and women - but mostly men - to consider their looks, their vitality, and their relationship to their gender in ways that in any other context would be considered taboo." "Miller pays particular attention to the way celebrity is considered around the world through a number of different athletic activities. Along the way he also offers his own personal connection to sport as both a researcher and recipient of its abuses and pleasures."--BOOK JACKET.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 135-173) and index.

Introduction: Sportsextro -- 1. Bodnam: Body, Nation, Media -- 2. Commodifying the Male Body = Problematizing Hegemonic Masculinity? -- 3. Panic Sports and the Racialized Male Body / Toby Miller, Jim McKay and David Rowe -- 4. Courting Lesbianism / Toby Miller, Jim McKay and Randy Martin -- Conclusion: Booters with Hooters.

"Sportsex examines the landscape of sports writ global. And it is about the way sport allows men and women - but mostly men - to consider their looks, their vitality, and their relationship to their gender in ways that in any other context would be considered taboo." "Miller pays particular attention to the way celebrity is considered around the world through a number of different athletic activities. Along the way he also offers his own personal connection to sport as both a researcher and recipient of its abuses and pleasures."--BOOK JACKET.

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