Vol. 50 No. 2 (2018): Special issue - Sporting subalternities and social justice: rethinking South African sports studies

DOI: https://doi.org/10.38140/aa.v50i2

Published: 2018-12-13

Articles

Sporting subalternities and social justice: rethinking South African sports studies

Tarminder Kaur, Dr, Gerard Akindes, Dr

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Ousting South Africa: Olympic clashes of 1968

Michelle Sikes, Dr

12-33
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Hetero-sexing the athlete: public and popular discourses on sexuality and women’s sport in South Africa

Mari Haugaa Engh, Dr, Cheryl Potgieter, Prof

34-51
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A century of mountaineering: race, class and the politics of climbing Table Mountain, 1890 – 1990

Farieda Khan, Dr

52-74
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Saturday night at the Speedway: class, race, gender and a ‘lynching’

Neil Roos, Prof

75-91
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Fair play? Reading between White lines at South African school sports days

Carina Truyts, Ms

92-115
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Making wine production “fair” through sports? An analysis of sports as an aspect of farm worker development in the Cape Winelands

Tarminder Kaur, Dr

116-135
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Book reviews

Football and colonialism: body and popular culture in urban Mozambique By Nuno Domingos. Athens, OH: University of Ohio Press, 2017

Todd Cleveland, Dr

136-138
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Following the ball: The migration of African soccer players across the Portuguese colonial empire, 1949-1975 By Todd Cleveland. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, 2017

Paul Darby, Dr

139-144
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Cricket & conquest: The history of South African cricket retold, 1795-1914 By Andre? Odendaal, Krish Reddy, Christopher Merrett and Jonty Winch. Cape Town: HSRC Press, 2017

Ashwin Desai, Prof

145-147
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Reverse sweep: a story of South African cricket since apartheid By Ashwin Desai. Auckland Park: Jacana Media, 2017

Richard Parry

148-151
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Un destin foudroye?: Un footballeur dans l'enfer du terrorisme By Kodjovi Obilale?. Paris: Talent Sport, 2015

Komlan Agbedahin, Dr

152-154
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