Sporting bodies, damaged selves : sociological studies of sports-related injury

By K. Young. 2004

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• Triathlon, suffering and exciting significance (2008, background): “(Field notes, August 2005) The sociological literature on pain and injury in sport underscores how athletes generally avoid, disavow or privately manage suffering during competition (Young, 2004).”
• Ballet and pain: reflections on a risk-dance culture (2011, background): “…that ‘risk taking frequently occurs in social settings in which risk is valued, and in which the participants consent to engage in such behaviors’ (Donnelly 2004, p. 44), then it becomes important to look to the world of dance – the people who populate and govern it and the norms and…”