Kinesiology 2250A/B Study Guide - Fall 2018, Comprehensive Midterm Notes - Canada, Social Class, Football

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Kinesiology 2250A/B
MIDTERM EXAM
STUDY GUIDE
Fall 2018
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Lecture 1:
Getting Started:
Case 1: A Little Test:
- … does this make sense to you… ?
- 1901 women boxing, women didnt box then, this was an extrodinary media event
- it may or may not be a cli from a real boxing match
- disply of females body not a boxing match, they are in a studio, canvas behind them
- our preception today- we wouldnt see it as an erotisitized display of female bodies
- piroutte purpose was to show leg, this was about the display of female bodies
- we dont make our assumptions on the spot
- need to be reflective
Case Example 1:
Key outcomes?
Case 1- Whats the point?
- Gordon sisters boxing
- Eugene sandow
o Eugine Sandow- body builders, clock being invented a different way to value male bodies
o male and female body differences but body builders is not biologically normal, there is
sociological factors
- Biceps babes
o Bicep babes- why is it worthy of public narrative, sociologically you can say there is a
connection between aging and exercise
- Treadmill Dread
o Treadmill dread- what’s the point of running on the treadmill, line between health, fitness
and aesthetics becomes blurred
o we dont think about the treadmill its self as a restriction of movement
The Model: Social construction of (my) Sport experience
- My (my future client’s) sport and P.A. experience at the intersection of institutions and social determinants
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Unit 01-B
What is it? What is it Good for?
Chapter 1:
Overview-Key Outcomes:
- Definitions and Explanations
o Sport, Sport sociology
o Society (context
o Culture Culture of sport
Context is key
o Social construction
o IdeologyPower
- Clarification
o Sociology is not psychology (different questions, different perspectives)
Psych may be interested in the motivational aspect of a individual
Different perspective
o Investigate the water that is our culture
- Sociology- is focused on group aspect of sport
- Interested in power relationships
- For practical people it boils down to the question of inclusion and exclusion?
o Who gets to play
o Efficacy
o Inclusion and exclusion based on the power relation ship
o Groups operating in context
o Privileged and non privileged- effects of power relationship
- Sports and pa are related to the social and cultural contexts in which we live
o Racial issues versus gender issues- the context will change
o The context of the observation will change
o Race is usually connected to the color of someone’s skin- which provides a context but we
couldn’t look at out physical features to categorize race
- Sports and p.a. provide stories and images used to explain and evaluate these contexts
o We are all involved physically
- Sports and p.a. provide a window into culture and society
o The tools (concepts) of sport sociology enable us to examine social like in context and
see connections between our lives and the larger social world
Definitions:
Sport Sociology:
- The study of social life, including all forms of interactions and relationships
- Study of social life in context
o Links between our biographies and the larger social world
o Focus on groups
Groups in society are restricted to their limitations of society
Gender, ethnic indent, economic class etc.
Society changes over the legitimate contestation
The degree of power- struggle (confrontation)
Outcomes of the contestation
We don’t assume that the power relationship is asymmetrical
All about contestation
o Soccer e.g. trading and paying for soccer players- women players get traded as well but not
for close to the same amount of money
o All depends on the perspective of the context you adopt
o The context is not given
Culture:
- The ways of life people create as they participate in groups or society
- Emerges as people struggle over
o What is important in their lives
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Document Summary

We dont make our assumptions on the spot need to be reflective. Eugene sandow: eugine sandow- body builders, clock being invented a different way to value male bodies, male and female body differences but body builders is not biologically normal, there is sociological factors. Biceps babes: bicep babes- why is it worthy of public narrative, sociologically you can say there is a. Treadmill dread connection between aging and exercise: treadmill dread- what"s the point of running on the treadmill, line between health, fitness, we dont think about the treadmill its self as a restriction of movement and aesthetics becomes blurred. The model: social construction of (my) sport experience. My (my future client"s) sport and p. a. experience at the intersection of institutions and social determinants. What is it good for: sport, sport sociology, society (context, culture culture of sport, context is key, social construction.

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