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Session Submission Type: Traditional (Closed) Panel
While sport studies scholars have established sport as a key site of cultural meanings and social relations, fewer scholars have engaged these issues within technology and science studies frameworks. This panel invites papers broadly concerned with social and cultural inquiry into the intersection of science, technology, and sport. Potential topics include, but are not limited to: sport technologies and technologies of the active body; issues related to medicine, risk and sport; performance enhancement and bioethics; (dis)ability, gender, race, class, and sexuality, technology and sport; sporting labs and scientific practices; representations of science and sport; sport analytics, data visualization, and the quantified self; professional gaming and eSports; and, infrastructure, sustainability, and sport.
'Nomos and Narrative': How Law Comes to Know the Science of Brain Injury and Sport - Kathryn Henne, University of Waterloo/Australian National University
“A Clear Conscience”: Advertising Football Equipment and Responsibility for Injuries - Kathleen Elizabeth Bachynski, American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Reading Minds: Trauma and Neuroscience in the Age of CTE - Matt Ventresca, Georgia Institute Of Technology
The (In)Sensibility of Authentic Hormonal Masculinity. - Cora Olson, Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
Binary Vision: Sex Difference and the Reproduction of Ignorance at the Olympic Games - Madeleine Pape, University of Wisconsin-Madison