ABSTRACT

Sport, Physical Culture and the Moving Body is an important collection that will underpin and inform several perspectives and engagements-to-come with sport, leisure and physical culture. This volume meaningfully captures and expands the momentum created by feminist scholars who in the last decade have underlined the relevance of more-than-human theoretical orientations in addressing the domains of sport and leisure. In doing so, the book sets out a number of questions and domains of enquiry that push the boundaries of sport and leisure scholarship and provide meaningful lines of flight in approaching the material-discursive entanglements that weave together bodies, technologies and ecologies. The breadth of topics addressed in the collection surely makes this book a go-to resource for post-graduate students and for scholars across the fields of leisure, sport and physical cultural studies. However, while advancing exciting domains of enquiry, this anthology also leaves open some important questions and gaps. In this review, I briefly underline two issues that I contend are particularly relevant for more-than-human analyses of sport, leisure and physical culture.

摘要

体育，体育与运动身体是一个重要的收藏品，它将为体育，休闲和体育文化的发展提供基础和信息。这本书有意义地抓住并扩大了女权主义学者创造的势头，在过去的十年中，这些学者强调了非人类的理论取向在解决体育和休闲领域方面的重要性。通过这样做，本书提出了许多问题和研究领域，这些问题和领域突破了体育和休闲学术的界限，并在处理将主体，技术和生态融合在一起的物质干扰问题时提供了有意义的飞行路线。该系列中涉及的广泛主题无疑使本书成为休闲活动，体育和体育文化研究领域的研究生和学者的首选资源。然而，在推进令人兴奋的研究领域的同时，本选集还留下了一些重要的问题和空白。在这篇评论中，我简要强调了我认为与体育，休闲和体育文化的非人为分析特别相关的两个问题。