Contested intangible heritage: equestrian sport and animal welfare in Mexico

Monterrubio, Carlos; Dashper, Katherine; Wadham, Helen

doi:10.1080/13527258.2023.2294761

International Journal of Heritage Studies

2023

DOI: 10.1080/13527258.2023.2294761

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Contested intangible heritage: equestrian sport and animal welfare in Mexico

Carlos Monterrubio,

Katherine Dashper,

Helen Wadham

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Legitimizing and Transforming Gender Relations Within the Contemporary Equestrian Sport of Charrería in Mexico

Monterrubio,

Dashper,

Mendoza-Ontiveros

et al. 2024

Sociology of Sport Journal

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The equestrian sport of Charrería is the national sport of Mexico. This ethnographic study illustrates ways in which Charrería helps legitimize unequal gender relations, and in some circumstances, provides opportunity to challenge and rework the wider gender order. Hegemonic masculinities are performed and reified through the gendered performances of male charros and the complementary, opposite, yet unequal, gendered performances of female escaramuzas. Yet hegemony requires constant renewal and consent, and Charrería illustrates the potential for equestrian sports events to also contribute to challenging and reworking the wider gender order and reconfiguring relations between men and women, masculinities and femininities, to be less hierarchical and oppressive.

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Legitimizing and Transforming Gender Relations Within the Contemporary Equestrian Sport of Charrería in Mexico

Monterrubio,

Dashper,

Mendoza-Ontiveros

et al. 2024

Sociology of Sport Journal

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Contested intangible heritage: equestrian sport and animal welfare in Mexico

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Legitimizing and Transforming Gender Relations Within the Contemporary Equestrian Sport of Charrería in Mexico

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