ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 26, Issue Special 67, 2022August 20, 2022 AEST
Evils of banality in barbell-based group fitness classes: A creative writing-based inquiry through autoethnography and discourse analysis
Evils of banality in barbell-based group fitness classes: A creative writing-based inquiry through autoethnography and discourse analysis
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue Special 67, 2022
Vol. 26, Issue Special 67, 2022
- Introduction: Creative writing and sportKasey SymonsLee McGowanAli Hickling
- Cowgirl poetics: Writing women in rodeoChristina Thatcher
- ‘A good goal can’t be told’: Narration and memory in the soccer stories of Pablo Santiago ChiqueroAdam L. Winkel
- Dubliners: Mapping the sportscape in the creative literature of Dublin writersGráinne Daly
- These are the stories of our physical activities: Decolonial re-existence and poetrySepandarmaz Mashreghi
- How the AFLW fan space has created new fan narratives in alternative storytellingKasey Symons
- writing + boxing = Left / Write // HookDonna LyonClaire GaskinGabrielle Everall
- Evils of banality in barbell-based group fitness classes: A creative writing-based inquiry through autoethnography and discourse analysisAmelia Walker
- Subverting the inverted pyramid: Kevin McCarra and the revolution in British football journalism 1988-2020Paddy HoeyLee McGowanDavid Forrest
- Girl number twenty: Towards an anthology of creative writing on sport by Australian womenMarion Stell
- The sporting press and Indigenous culture in the nineteenth centuryRoy Hay
- ‘The Fantastics’, or what we can learn from historical fictionScott D. Peterson
Walker, Amelia. 2022. “Evils of Banality in Barbell-Based Group Fitness Classes: A Creative Writing-Based Inquiry through Autoethnography and Discourse Analysis.” TEXT 26 (Special 67): 1–16. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.37825.