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Surfing '60s: A case study in the history of pleasure and disciplineFootnote∗

Douglas Booth University of Otago,
Pages 262-279 | Published online: 30 Sep 2008

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Sam G. Moreton, Mary K. Brennan, Victoria I. Nicholls, Isabelle D. Wolf & David L. Muir. (2022) Exploring potential mechanisms underpinning the therapeutic effects of surfing. Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 22:2, pages 117-134.
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Eva M. M. Ellmer & Steven B. Rynne. (2019) Professionalisation of action sports in Australia. Sport in Society 22:10, pages 1742-1757.
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Jérémy Lemarié & Valentin Domann. (2019) Branding Huntington Beach, Surf City USA®: Visitors, residents, and businesses. Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure 42:3, pages 401-419.
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Margaret Gibson & Mardi Frost. (2019) Surfing and ocean-based death ritual: the paddle-out ceremony. Mortality 24:3, pages 304-318.
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Mark Stranger. (2010) Surface and substructure: beneath surfing's commodified surface. Sport in Society 13:7-8, pages 1117-1134.
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Douglas Booth. (2008) In-Between the Flags: reflections on a narrative of Surf Life Saving Australia. Rethinking History 12:2, pages 165-187.
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Robert Preston-Whyte. (2002) Constructions of surfing space at Durban, South Africa. Tourism Geographies 4:3, pages 307-328.
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Douglas Booth. (1999) Surfing: The cultural and technological determinants of a dance. Culture, Sport, Society 2:1, pages 36-55.
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Jess Ponting. (2009) Projecting Paradise: The Surf Media and the Hermeneutic Circle in Surfing Tourism. Tourism Analysis 14:2, pages 175-185.
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Richard Light & Melanie Nash. (2006) Learning and identity in overlapping communities of practice: Surf club, school and sports clubs. The Australian Educational Researcher 33:1, pages 75-94.
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David Lanagan. (2010) Surfing in the Third Millennium: Commodifying the Visual Argot. The Australian Journal of Anthropology 13:3, pages 283-291.
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BELINDA WHEATON. (2016) “New Lads”?. Men and Masculinities 2:4, pages 434-456.
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Duncan Humphreys. (2016) `SHREDHEADS GO MAINSTREAM'? SNOWBOARDING AND ALTERNATIVE YOUTH. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 32:2, pages 147-160.
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