Factors determining the recent success of Chinese women in international sport

Yannong, FU; Jun, Ju Sung; Fan, Wei

doi:10.1080/09523369708713973

The International Journal of the History of Sport

1997

DOI: 10.1080/09523369708713973

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Factors determining the recent success of Chinese women in international sport

FU Yannong

Ju Sung Jun

Wei Fan

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“…Studies toon dat vroue in die meeste kontekste op sportgebied gemarginaliseer word. In patriargale samelewings soos Amerika (Borish, 1996;Sage, 1998), Europa (Boutilier & SanGiovanni, 1983;Sisjord, 1997), Kanada (Hall, 1996) en China (Yannong et al, 1997) word vroue se toegang tot en deelname aan kompeterende sport differensieel beperk. Hierdie globale tendens word hoofsaaklik gedemonstreer deurdat slegs 42% van die atlete wat in die Somer Olimpiese Spele in Sydney (2000) gekompeteer het, vroue was.…”

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Athena Nike was geen Suid-Afrikaanse godin nie : die mite en realiteit van geslagsgelyke sport

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2001

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The myth and reality of women's positioning in elite sport poses unique challenges to feminist enquiry and feminists' actions for change. The aim of this paper is to meet this challenge by offering an overview of feminist paradigms and praxis as they relate to South African elite sporting practices and underlying issues. By utilizing different feminist frameworks and practices such as the liberal, radical, socialist and postmodern paradigms, the differential reality of women's oppression in competitive sport is discussed. The marginalization of women and 'their sport' is discussed against the backdrop of poverty, capitalist market realities, patriarchal structures, hegemonic ideology, socialization practices, biased media coverage and unequal funding. Other categories of oppression such as class and race interplay to illuminate a diverse and unequal picture of such marginalization. The tentative nature of this paper serves to contextualize and explore the possibilities of feminist understanding and direct praxis in addressing South African women's quest for equality in the sphere of competitive sport.

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Athena Nike was geen Suid-Afrikaanse godin nie : die mite en realiteit van geslagsgelyke sport

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2001

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Not all bad! communism, society and sport in the great proletarian cultural revolution: a revisionist perspective

Hong

1999

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Athena Nike was geen Suid-Afrikaanse godin nie : die mite en realiteit van geslagsgelyke sport

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Not all bad! communism, society and sport in the great proletarian cultural revolution: a revisionist perspective

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