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Whose game? Gender and power in fantasy sports

Paperback • 2020 • English

Whose game? Gender and power in fantasy sports

By Rebecca Joyce Kissane, Sarah Winslow

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Demonstrates how fantasy sport offers a space in which its participants experience gendered power while they engage in an active, competitive fandom.

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9781439918876

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2020

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English

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Whose game? Gender and power in fantasy sports

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Paperback

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