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Boxing, Narrative and Culture: Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and Society

Editat de P. Solomon Lennox, Sarah Crews
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 ian 2025
Boxing, Narrative and Culture: Critical Perspectives is the first interdisciplinary response to the dominant boxing narratives that are produced, performed and circulated in commercial boxing culture.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781032320557
ISBN-10: 1032320559
Pagini: 220
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: Taylor & Francis Ltd.
Seria Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and Society


Cuprins

Introduction
PART 1
Serious Athletes and the Politics of Community
1 Increasing Visibility and the (Re)presentation of Female Boxers in Print Media
PAIGE SCHNEIDER
2 Influencer Boxing: Authenticity and the Quest for Redemption
P. SOLOMON LENNOX
3 Ducking and Diving: Why Boxing Clubs Hit the Targets Other Sports Cannot Reach in Deprived Communities
DAVID BARRETT, LEE EDMONDSON, ROBBIE MILLAR, AND P. SOLOMON LENNOX
4 Narratives of Struggle: Boxing, Gender, and Community
SUPRIYA CHAUDHURI
5 Practicing Otherwise: Feminist Boxing Challenges Mainstream Narratives of Combat Sports
ELISA VIRGILI
6 Reflections on the Empowerment of Women in Boxing from Athletes and Coaches in Norway Female Box
ANNE TJØNNDAL
PART 2
(De)constructing Self, to Be Somebody
7 Trans Boxing: A Boxing Club, an Art Project
NOLAN HANSON AND ZAC EASTERLING
8 Katie Taylor: Complicating a Boxing Identity
EMMA CALOW
9 Letting Down the Team? Individualism, Selfishness, and Kinship in Women’s Boxing
SARAH CREWS
10 Alfonso ‘Mosquito’ Zvenyika and the Dominant Narratives on Boxing in Post-Colonial Zimbabwe
MANASE KUDZAI CHIWESHE AND GERALD DANDAH
11 Political Symbolism of Mary Kom from the Manipuri
Autobiography to the Indian Blockbuster
MYRIAM MELLOULI
12 Turn the Volume Up! Boxing Hearts and Beats
KRISTÍNA ORSZÁGHOVÁ
13 Gender Transgression in the (Trans)National Domain: Laura Serrano and Women’s Boxing in Mexico
MARJOLEIN VAN BAVEL
Afterword: Boxing and Cultural Value

Notă biografică

Sarah Crews is a performance and media studies scholar and senior lecturer at the University of South Wales whose research centres on vectors of power as they relate to gender, activism, sport, and performance making practices. Sarah’s recent research projects are concerned with how female boxers are represented in sport and popular media, and how their work challenges stereotypes of female bodies. Sarah is in the process of developing an archive of female contributions to Welsh boxing in collaboration with People’s Collection Wales.
P. Solomon Lennox is the head of the Department of Arts at Northumbria University. His research explores the relationships between physical performance practices, theories of performance space, and narrative identity. Solomon has published in the area of combat sports, specifically boxing. His work examines the connections between narrative tropes and physical performance practices. Solomon is currently developing work on the power of memetic performance, memetic haunting, and activism.