Fabiana Turelli

Assistant Professor

University of Manitoba

Canada

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Fabiana Turelli is an Assistant Professor at the University of Manitoba. Her research interests include gender studies in sports, intersectionality in Australian sports organizations, and the experiences of women in martial arts. Recent publications highlight issues such as embodied domination, decolonial disruption in sport, and the influence of hegemonic culture on women's experiences in karate. She is dedicated to exploring the intersection of gender, health, and physical education in her academic work.

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KAREN LAMBERT

Senior Lecturer

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Justen O'Connor

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Lisa Young

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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David Kirk

University Of Strathclyde

UNITED KINGDOM

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Janelle Joseph

Assistant Professor Critical Studies of Race and Indigeneity

University of Toronto

CANADA

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Carlos M Tejero-Gonzalez

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

SPAIN

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Articles (19)

A tale of embodied domination, queer feelings, and decolonial disruption in sport

How is intersectionality being represented by Australian sports organisations? A content analysis

“Estamos no treino, mas não podemos nos descuidar”: um estudo etnográfico sobre as relações de gênero no karatê

“We could perform much better if we had specific training for girls” – Impacts of the embodiment of tradition for elite-level karateka women

El cuidado de sí: palabra y cuerpo en la formación de profesora/es de Educación Física

Pre-service teachers’ experiences of an activist approach in a health and physical education teacher education context

Gender in martial arts and combat sports

"We are not products": Stereotyping women athletes in karate through demands on femininity and sensual bodies

“It is about discomfort and helplessness” – The hegemonic sports culture informed by the male gaze affecting karateka women’s embodied subjectivities

Critical reflexivity and positionality on the scholar–practitioner continuum

'I've always fought a little against the tide to get where I want to be'-construction of women's embodied subjectivity in the contested terrain of high-level karate

“The issue of weight is a personal responsibility” – Demands for performing in gendered karate in the Western neoliberal society

Editorial Revista Mujer. Prólogo a la Tercera Edición

‘Fighting like a girl’: qualitative analysis of the gendered movement learning in the Spanish Olympic karate team

Performar como mujer en el kárate Olímpico: un análisis cualitativo del Mundial 2018

<i>Performing</i> as a woman in Olympic karate: a qualitative analysis of the 2018 World Championship

Corrigendum: Sport Karate and the Pursuit of Wellness: A Participant Observation Study of a Dojo in Scotland (Front. Sociol., (2021), 5, 10.3389/fsoc.2020.587024)

Olympic Philosophy: An experience report of the approach to the transteoric model to measure motivation in the practice of physical activity,Filosofia olímpica: Relato de experiência de abordagem do modelo transteórico para mensurar a motivação à prática de atividade física

Sport Karate and the Pursuit of Wellness: A Participant Observation Study of a dojo in Scotland

Collaborators (6)

KAREN LAMBERT

Justen O'Connor

Lisa Young

David Kirk

Janelle Joseph

Carlos M Tejero-Gonzalez

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