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Sports Participation and Cultural Identity in the Experience of Young People.
Title:
Sports Participation and Cultural Identity in the Experience of Young People.
Author:
Maniam, Vegneskumar.
ISBN:
9783035107159
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (156 pages)
Series:
Europäisierung des Gewaltmonopols
Contents:
Cover -- Contents -- Introduction: Sport and Multiculturalism in the Global Context -- The Nature of Sport -- Multiculturalism around the World -- Young People's Participation in Sport across the Globe -- Issues of Sports Participation in Culturally Diverse Nations -- Investigating Young People's Sports Participation in Multicultural Adelaide -- Theorizing Cultural Identity and Sports Participation -- Establishing the Theoretical Perspective -- The Humanistic Sociological Approach -- The Humanistic Co-efficient -- Personal Identification with Cultural Groups -- The Interplay of Group and Personal Cultural Systems -- Ideological and Core Values in identifying Self and Others -- Cultural Meanings of Playing Sport -- Inclusion and Exclusion in Sporting Activities -- Social Values and their Cultural Meanings in Sport -- Factors Constraining Sports Participation -- The Processes of Inclusion and Exclusion in Sport -- Conceptual Framework -- Personal Documents as Research Data -- The Method of Personal Documents -- Advantages and Limitations of Personal Data -- The Researcher's Role in Analysing Personal Documents -- Humanistic Analysis of Personal Documents -- Personal Statement Guidelines for Participating Young People -- The Research Participants -- Respondents' Sense of Cultural Identity -- Categorizing Cultural Identity in a Plural Society -- Identity Categories among those Playing Sport -- Monocultural Sense of Identity -- Mainstream Australian -- Aboriginal -- European -- Asian -- American -- Reasons for Not Feeling Australian -- Bicultural Sense of Identity -- European + Australian -- Australian + European -- Asian + Australian -- Australian + Asian -- Polycultural Sense of Identity -- Australian + European -- Australian + Asian -- Other Forms of Identity -- Overview -- Identity Categories among Those Not Playing Sports.

Monocultural Sense of Identity -- Australian -- Asian -- European -- Bicultural Sense of Identity -- Australian + European -- European + Australian -- European + Asian -- Polycultural Sense of Identity -- Other Forms of Identity -- Overview -- Inclusion of the Culturally Diverse? -- Reasons for Playing or Not Playing Sport -- Reasons for Playing as Cultural Meanings -- Sport as Enjoyment -- Sport for Fitness and Health -- Sport as Social Activity -- Sport as Personal Development -- Sport as Competition and Achievement -- Overview of Reasons as Cultural Meanings -- Constraining Factors as Reasons for Not Playing Sport -- Non-Predisposing Factors -- Non-Enabling Factors -- Non-Reinforcing and Non-Inclusive Factors -- Overview of Constraining Factors -- No Manifest Exclusion of the Culturally Diverse? -- Participation of the Culturally Diverse in Particular Sports -- Particular Sports Played -- Soccer and Australian Rules Football -- Soccer -- Australian Rules Football -- Tennis, Netball, Basketball and Volleyball -- Tennis -- Netball -- Basketball -- Volleyball -- Athletics, Swimming, Cricket and Indoor Soccer -- Athletics -- Swimming -- Cricket -- Indoor Soccer -- Sports with Less than Five Participants -- Inclusion and Exclusion of the Culturally Diverse? -- Cultural Identity in Inclusive and Exclusive Experiences of Sport -- Culturally Diverse Identities and Sports Participation -- Inclusion or Exclusion? -- Partial Inclusion, Partial Exclusion in Particular Sports -- Individual Choice and the Social Functions of Sport in a Diverse Society -- Conclusion: Implication for Inclusive Experience of Sport in Multicultural Context -- Appendix -- Personal Statement Document -- Concrete Data Questionnaire -- Cultural Data Questionnaire -- Section A - For those playing sports -- Section B - For those not playing sports -- Section C - For everyone.

References -- Index.
Abstract:
This book focuses on inclusion and exclusion in sporting activities among young people in a multicultural society. Do young people who identiy with cultural groups other than the majority experience exclusion from sporting teams, or do they find themselves readily included? Does this vary across identities, and sports? In the context of Australia, where sport is an integral part of national life and one in four of the population were born overseas, and over 270 different ancestries are acknowledged, young people were asked to write about their cultural identity and their experiences playing sport. Using a humanistic sociological approach, the inductive analysis justaposed their sense of cultural identity with their participation or non-participation in sport, and with the particular sports played. This book is important for all those in culturally diverse society especially academics, teachers and sports administrators, who are interested in the issue of exclusion and inclusion of cultural minorities in sport.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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