Everyday Masculinities and Extreme Sport: Male Identity and Rock Climbing

Victoria Robinson

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Introduction Chapter 1: Theorising (Extreme) Sporting Masculinities Chapter 2: Problematising Extreme Sports Chapter 3: Men's Sporting Identities Chapter 4 'Belay Bunnies': Sport, Gender Relations and Masculinities Chapter 5: Sporting Inner Lives: Emotions, Intimacies and Friendship Chapter 6: The Sporting Balance: Family, Work and the Life Course Chapter 7: Extreme Sporting Bodies Chapter 8: Taking Risks Conclusion.

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