Palgrave's New Femininities in Digital, Physical and Sporting Cultures series is dedicated to
exploring emerging forms and expressions of femininity, feminist activism and politics in an …

The disruptive biocultural force of the coronavirus highlights the value of more-than-human
perspectives for examining the gendered effects and affects on our everyday lives and …

Affect and emotions are integral to everyday social life, and they have, in recent years, been
the subject of increased sociological theorising. Despite significant mainstream advances in …

Powerlifting, a competitive strength-based sport, offers a rich and compelling site for
investigating the digital mediation of gendered subjectivities. The substantive implications of …

This article explores the affective dimensions of social media platform TikTok, and its
potential as a novel form of political participation among young people. It draws on data from …

This edited collection critically explores new and emerging models of female athleticism in
an era characterised as postfeminist. It approaches postfeminism through a critical lens to …

In September 2020, US Soccer Federation posted a promotional tweet for girls' fan clothing
which included feminized aesthetics. Within 48 hr, the tweet was deleted. Previous work has …

This chapter details the significance and relevance of a critical engagement with post,
neoliberal and popular feminist discourses to studies of the female moving body, sport and …

It is widely recognised that while many young people in high-income countries are active
users of digital health technologies, their engagement can be short term. In this article, we …

Feminist engagement with fight sports is often ambivalent given the masculine history of
combat and the achievement of “self” transformation at the “expense” of another, exist in …