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Complicity and Reproduction in Teaching Physical Education

Pages 143-159 | Published online: 28 Jul 2006

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Sarah Metcalfe. (2018) Adolescent constructions of gendered identities: the role of sport and (physical) education. Sport, Education and Society 23:7, pages 681-693.
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Anne M. Merrem & Matthew D. Curtner-Smith. (2018) Occupational Socialization of Sport Pedagogy Faculty: Two German Case Studies. Journal of Teaching in Physical Education 37:2, pages 154-163.
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YuChun Chen & Matthew Curtner-Smith. (2013) Hegemonic masculinity in sport education. European Physical Education Review 19:3, pages 360-380.
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Robert W. Connell & James W. Messerschmidt. (2013) Masculinidade hegemônica: repensando o conceito. Revista Estudos Feministas 21:1, pages 241-282.
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Vicente J. Beltrán-Carrillo, José Devís-Devís, Carmen Peiró-Velert & David H.K. Brown. (2010) When Physical Activity Participation Promotes Inactivity. Youth & Society 44:1, pages 3-27.
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Robyne Garrett. (2016) Critical storytelling as a teaching strategy in physical education teacher education. European Physical Education Review 12:3, pages 339-360.
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Jon Swain. (2016) Reflections on Patterns of Masculinity in School Settings. Men and Masculinities 8:3, pages 331-349.
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