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Paperback. Etat : Good. A contemporary analysis of American women in soccer, this book reveals a contested terrain in which numbers of young athletes are growing rapidly. Female athletes and coaches are seen as positive cultural icons of gender progress with vast unlimited potential, yet little is known about their lived, everyday experiences.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Navigating the Uncharted Waters of Motherhood and Emerging Adulthood. This collection of essays delves into the complex and often unexplored territory of mothering emerging adults, offering fresh perspectives and insightful analysis.Theorizing Motherhood and Emerging Adulthood addresses the unique challenges and transformations mothers face as their children transition into adulthood. Through empirical research, reflective essays, and creative pieces, the contributors explore themes such as normative motherhood, maternal regret, and the impact of cultural expectations. This volume is for scholars, students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the evolving dynamics between mothers and their emerging adult children. Discover new perspectives on: - Challenging traditional motherhood ideals- Navigating non-proximate mothering and e-mothering- Understanding the impact of intergenerational trauma.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -A contemporary analysis of American women in soccer, this book reveals a contested terrain in which numbers of young athletes are growing rapidly. Female athletes and coaches are seen as positive cultural icons of gender progress with vast unlimited potential, yet little is known about their lived, everyday experiences in these often male-dominated soccer environments.Since the inception of Title IX, the number of girls in youth sport has grown tremendously. Yet, these middle and high school athletes are often viewed by youth soccer clubs as 'genderless athletes.' This book reveals the intimate, multilayered struggles and pressures faced by 56 middle and high school players, as well as the gender battles of 24 collegiate female players who often feel like invisible, second-class citizens on their campuses. It highlights their passions, complex social pressures, and ultimate determination to make this sport different-to make it their own.Also included are the remarkable life stories of 16 Division I, II, and III coaches, exposing their journeys of struggle, drive, and determination in career environments with few women. These female coaches see their profession as a calling-to make a cultural difference and change the historical trajectory of inequality for females in soccer. Their complex stories reveal the positive power of self-belief, the surprising reliance on male mentors and networks, and their unique visions for breaking down walls to pave a path for younger women behind them. Such findings are a stark-and refreshing-counterpart to contemporary tales of female competitiveness and Queen Bee behaviors in the workplace. These stories reveal their rocky paths, their determination to stay the course, and ultimately their love for the beautiful game of soccer. 200 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A contemporary analysis of American women in soccer, this book reveals a contested terrain in which numbers of young athletes are growing rapidly. Female athletes and coaches are seen as positive cultural icons of gender progress with vast unlimited potential, yet little is known about their lived, everyday experiences in these often male-dominated soccer environments. Since the inception of Title IX, the number of girls in youth sport has grown tremendously. Yet, these middle and high school athletes are often viewed by youth soccer clubs as 'genderless athletes.' This book reveals the intimate, multilayered struggles and pressures faced by 56 middle and high school players, as well as the gender battles of 24 collegiate female players who often feel like invisible, second-class citizens on their campuses. It highlights their passions, complex social pressures, and ultimate determination to make this sport different-to make it their own. Also included are the remarkable life stories of 16 Division I, II, and III coaches, exposing their journeys of struggle and determination in career environments with few women. These female coaches see their profession as a calling to make a cultural difference and change the trajectory of inequality for females in soccer. Their complex stories reveal the positive power of self-belief, the surprising reliance on male mentors and networks, and their unique visions for breaking down walls to pave a path for younger women behind them. These stories reveal their rocky paths, their determination to stay the course, and ultimately their love for the beautiful game of soccer.…