内容説明
The chapters are written by retired high performance sport athletes who transitioned to academic careers and are uniquely positioned to academically examine their experiences.
The chapters represent a variety of social theories and a diversity of sports, including team and individual sports.
The narrative style of the chapters makes the book accessible to a wider audience.
目次
Introduction
LUKE JONES, ZOE AVNER, AND JIM DENISON
1 Professional Sport: An Ill-Fitting Suit?
KITRINA DOUGLAS
2 Aesthetics of Existence Post-elite Sport Performances: Negotiating the Critic and the Complicit Elite Athlete Self
GOERAN GERDIN
3 Learning to Look Through the Body Rather than At It: An Athlete's Attempt to Re-configure Their Relationship with Exercise
JOHN TONER
4 A Hard Habit to Break: Epiphanies Stop Coming - If I Ain't Running!
DAVID HOWE
5 From Disciplined Body to Foucauldian Ethical Thinker: A Transformational Tale of a High-Performance Baseball Player
CLAYTON KUKLICK
6 The Continuation of 'Slim to Win': The Sustained Impact of a Dominant Cultural Ideology on One Athlete Post-sport
JENNY MCMAHON AND KERRY R. MCGANNON
7 Finally ... for the Joy of It All: A Corporeal Reconciliation Narrative of a Former College Distance Runner
TED BUTRYN
8 Moving in Different Circles
DARRYN STAMP
9 Moving Afresh: A Narrative and Foucauldian Analysis of Transitioning to New Movement Practices
JOSEPH MILLS
Conclusion
ZOE AVNER, LUKE JONES, AND JIM DENISON
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