In this article, the authors drew from the epistemological and methodological considerations
of neighboring social science fields (ie, counseling psychology, education, sociology, and …

When conducting qualitative research, researchers tend to find themselves closely
connected to the participants in the field. This paper examines the complexities that existed …

Purpose The purpose of the chapter is to overview the sociological literature related to social
media and digital technologies in sport, with particular attention to media representations …

Critical race theory (CRT) is a powerful framework and methodological tool for sport scholars
and practitioners to incorporate into their work. While CRT tenets vary depending on …

The community-moderated content aggregation social media site Reddit has emerged as a
popular destination for discussion of topics of interest in news, sport, and entertainment. This …

In this special issue, which calls for a “more radical sociology of sport and physical culture,”
the purpose of this paper is to address how practices of reflexivity might be mobilized among …

It seems safe to assert that, for many of us, the dailiness of life holds a certain amount of
imbalance, self-reflection, risk-taking (desired or not), and loss (of many kinds). Living in …

The presented dissertation employs Tim Ingold's conceptualization of meshwork in
combination with narrative methodologies to theorize and describe the implications of a …

Through a case study of the Black Girl Hockey Club (BGHC) founded by Renee Hess, this
doctoral research project investigates how an online sports network operates as a …

Change in ice hockey is not new to the sport. Since hockey's formal regulation stemming
from the Montreal Rules in 1875, hockey has moved from a sport with little to no protective …