【新たなスポーツの女性らしさ:ポストフェミニスト時代の具現化された政治】
New Sporting Femininities:Embodied Politics in Postfeminist Times (New Femininities in Digital, Physical and Sporting Cultures)
目次
1. Femininities, Sport and Physical Culture in Postfeminist, Neoliberal Times; Kim Toffoletti, Jessica Francombe-Webb and Holly Thorpe.- Section 1: Postfeminism and the Sport-Media-Industrial Complex.- 2. What’s New About Sporting Femininities? Female Athletes and the Sport-Media Industrial Complex; Cheryl Cooky.- 3. Don’t be a Do-Nothing Bitch: Popular Feminism and Women’s Physical Empowerment in the UFC; Jennifer McClearen.- 4. The Performance of Blackness and Femininity in Postfeminist Times: Visualising Serena Williams Within the Context of Corporate Globalisation; Kristi Tredway.- 5. Postfeminist Paradoxes and Cultural Difference: Unpacking Media Representations of American Muslim Sportswomen Ibtihaj and Dalilah Muhammad; Sumaya F. Samie and Kim Toffoletti.- 6. Killing the Football Widow: NFL Marketing Beyond “Pink It & Shrink It”; Jeffrey Montez de Oca and Molly Cotner.- Section 2: Everyday Athletic Girls and Women Negotiating Postfeminism.- 7. Re-focusing the Image of the “Superwoman” with “No Colour”: “Writing Back to the Centre” from a Globalised View; Laura Azzarito.- 8. New Sporting Femininities in China: The Embodied Politics of Roller Derby; Adele Pavlidis.- 9. Footballing Femininities: The Lived Experiences of Young Females Negotiating “The Beautiful Game”; Jessica Francombe-Webb and Laura Palmer.- Section 3: Postfeminism in Online Sport and Fitness Spaces.- 10. Lean Light Fit and Tight: Fitblr Blogs and the Postfeminist Transformation Imperative; Sarah Riley and Adrienne Evans.- 11. #TakeBackFitspo: Building Queer Futures in/through Social Media; Cathryn B. Lucas & Matthew R. Hodler.- 12. Sport, Postfeminism and Women with Disabilities: Female Paralympians on Social Media; Kim Toffoletti.- 13. Empowering “Sporty Sisters” through “Active Living”: A Feminist Multi-Modal Critical Discourse Analysis of the Lorna Jane Fitness Fashion Website; Meredith Nash.- 14. The Girl Effect and “Positive” Representations of Sporting Girls of the Global South: Social Media Portrayals of Afghan Girls on Skateboards; Holly Thorpe, Lyndsay Hayhurst and Megan Chawansky.
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