Overview

The Journal of Qualitative Research in Sports Studies presents a valuable opportunity for researchers at all levels including students; Undergraduates and Postgraduates alike, and all levels of academic staff from Demonstrator to Professor, to write and publish articles of their research activities within the sport's world. The papers are externally reviewed by academics from institutions in the UK and overseas who have an interest in researching sport and Physical Education. A glance down the contents page reveals a range of contributions which will be informative and thought provoking for people at different points on their journey through education and/or research experience. Reviewers' comments have been incorporated at the end of papers with a view to stimulating further discussion about a given topic. JQRSS has developed an international presence, becoming a stage for voices to share and collaborate in research. In volume 12, JQRSS welcomes authors from: Australia, South Africa, China, Germany, Greece and America. JQRSS has become an accessible stage for a wide range of researchers who share a common bond through their research topics and writing styles.

Full Product Details

Author:   Clive Palmer
Publisher:   Sport and Wellbeing Press
Imprint:   Sport and Wellbeing Press
Volume:   12
Dimensions:   Width: 17.00cm , Height: 2.70cm , Length: 24.40cm
Weight:   0.826kg
ISBN:  

9780995574434

ISBN 10:   099557443
Pages:   386
Publication Date:   01 February 2019
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Editorial - JQRSS Goes International: barriers are crumbing and learning is flourishing. Paper 1 - Hero, heroine or outcast? A quest for understanding through critical dialogue: the Research Goddess and me. Paper 2 - An evaluation of the coaching methods of the batting backlift technique in cricket. Paper 3 - Physical Education: The allegory of the classroom. Paper 4 - Consuming cricket: an auto-ethnography. Paper 5 - Hatch, match and dispatch: a creative but nonfictional journey through research methods. Paper 6 - Understanding the motivations behind the `iron sport' among Greek competitive bodybuilders using interpretive phenomenological analysis. Paper 7 - The Angels of Compton. Paper 8 - The Little Prince and his rose - a study into children's perceptions of sport. Paper 9 - Marvel, machine or malnourished: exploring the sociology of the body in Women's Artistic Gymnastics. Paper 10 - Communicating in crisis: The International Association of Athletics Federations' public responses to athletics' doping crisis. Paper 11 - Long exposure: a qualitative study into pictures and their meanings. Paper 12 - Pink whistles and pocket mirrors: why is the FA reproducing gender stereotypes?. Paper 13 - An insomniacs dream. Paper 14 - A heutagogical approach to coach education: what worked for one particular learner, how and why?. Paper 15 - It's the way you tell `em - storytelling from the touchline. Paper 16 - The wow factor in coaching: transporting the learner with C.A.R.E..

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