Reports on the Second Exchange Meeting of the 2003 fiscal year (Concluded)
Date: March 13th 2004 (Saturday) from 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Place: Otemae College of Nutrition, building A 5F Room A52
2-1-88 Otemae, Chuo-ku, Osaka City,
URL: http://www.otemae.net/~gakuin/
Participation Fee: 500 yen
Theme: "Teaching And Gender In Physical Education"
Topic:
"Self-development And Gender"
Keiko Hosotsuji (Professor, Konan Women's University)
"Teaching And Gender In The Middle School Physical Education"
Yachiyo Urata (Teacher at Hirakata Municipal Tsuda Junior High School)
"Teaching And Gender In The Elementary School Physical Education"
Satoshi Tanaka (Teacher at Kobe Municipal Nishisuma Elementary School)
Host: JSSGS
Report on the JSSGS Exchange Meeting 2003 (Concluded)
Theme: "Rationalization and Gendering of Pain and Injury in Sport
~The Social Investigation of Boxing as an Example"
Topic Presentation by :
Junichi Ikemoto (Osaka University Graduate School of Human Sciences)
In this exchange meeting, topics will be provided about "masculinity" and rationalization of injury and pain, and its gendering demands through the examination of preceding research and a criticism in the case of boxing.
Date: December 6, 2003 Sat, 1:30pm - 4:00pm
Place: Creo Osaka Nishi ( JR Kanjo line or Hanshin Nishi-Osaka Line,
to Nishikujo-Station. Three minutes on foot)
Tel: (06) 6460-7800 URL: http://www.creo-osaka.or.jp
Charge for Materials: 500yen
Host: Japan Society for Sport and Gender Studies
<Abstract>
Since the early 1990s, international institutions of Sport Sociology have advanced their studies of pain and injury in sport. Some of those studies aim at the sport network that forces athletes pain, injury and doping (H. Nixon Ⅱ) and the professional sports as the labor environment (K. Young). On the other hand, there is a study by M. Messner and associates that focuses on endurance for pain and injury and violent play. These play a part of in the formation of identity as an athlete and especially as an expression of "masculinity."