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Nipissing University
Good vibrations? Crowd noise and the “physicality” of sound across sportscapesThe purpose of this paper is to attend to the spatialities of sound in the production of sportscapes. Although scholars have engaged more readily with textual analyses of music in relation to sport (see...
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University of Minnesota
Soccer in the Park: A Critical Self-Reflection on Sport in a Rural CommunityWhen you think about the career trajectory of an athlete and coach, do you ever think of art galleries, dusty river canyons, or baseball diamonds? What about a hairdo with horns, your first time in church...
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Singletrack and Settler Colonialism: Critical Reflections from the Contact Zone, University of Toronto
In view of the call for papers that attempt to decolonize researcher experiences, subjectivities, histories and complicities, this methodological reflection considers the role of the researcher within a project based in, and with, a First Nations community in Western Canada. This...
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Brock University
Kyle Rich is an assistant professor in the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies at Brock University. His research looks at diverse experiences in sport, recreation, and community programs - particularly in rural communities. Kyle’s research program is built around using...
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Thursday November 1, 2018 8:00am - 9:15am PDT
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