The Experiences of ‘Brown’ Female Bodyboarders: Negotiating Multiple Axes of Marginality
Abstract
This chapter focuses on the experiences of Maori and Pacific Island women who bodyboard in New Zealand. In so doing, it is a response to the whiteness of the majority of surfing scholarship, as well as the dominance of research on stand-up surfers. Drawing upon the original research of the first author and engaging Pierre Bourdieu’s concepts of habitus (embodied dispositions), field (the physical space where surfing is practiced), and capital...
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Title
The Experiences of ‘Brown’ Female Bodyboarders: Negotiating Multiple Axes of Marginality
Published Date
Jan 1, 2016
Journal
Pages
213 - 233
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