Feminisms in Leisure Studies: Advancing a Fourth Wave

Cover
Half Title
Book Title
Copyright
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
1 Fourth wave feminism: theoretical underpinnings and future directions for leisure research
	The wave metaphor: possibilities and limitations
	History: from the first wave to contemporary conceptualizations of feminisms
	Fourth wave feminism: an emergent and dynamic wave
	Fourth wave feminism and leisure studies
	The structure of this book
	Note
	References
2 Into new modes of unbecomings: engaging poststructural feminism towards alternative theorizations of gender in leisure research
	Historical and (anti-)disciplinary rhizomatic roots: palimpsests of anti-Humanist, poststructural feminism
	Tensions and critiques from the exterior
	Seeing things differently: putting poststructural feminist tenets to work in leisure research
	Advancing feminist social justice: engaging oppositional politics of resistance
	Engaging fourth wave feminisms: diffractive disturbances from within
	Unfinished business: towards unbecomings
	Notes
	References
	Further reading: subversive readings for fugitive-type scholars
3 Feminist theories after the poststructuralist turn
	Historical and disciplinary context
	Tensions and challenges within the theoretical perspective
	Seeing things differently through post* theories
	The feminist turn to affect and emotion
	Advancing feminist social justice
	Engaging with fourth wave feminisms: postfeminism debates and digital leisure
	Feminist digital cultures
	Doing feminism in the digital age: the complexities of post-feminism and neo-liberalism
	Unfinished business
	Notes
	References
	Further reading
4 Thinking intersectionally: fourth wave feminism and feminist leisure scholarship
	Historical and disciplinary roots
	Tensions and challenges
	Seeing things differently and thinking intersectionally
	Advancing feminist social justice
	Engaging with fourth wave feminisms
	Unfinished business
	References
	Further reading
5 Queering leisure: teasing out queer theory’s legacies
	Historical and disciplinary roots
	Tensions or challenges within the theoretical perspective
	Seeing things differently: queering the field of leisure
	Homonationalism
	Advancing (queer) feminist social justice
	Engaging with fourth wave feminism
	Unfinished business
	Notes
	References
	Further reading
6 “We danced around the circle”: feminist standpoint theories and turning old stories into something new
	Historical and disciplinary roots: the history of FST
	FST and leisure studies
	Tensions or challenges within the theoretical perspective
	Seeing things differently
	Advancing feminist social justice
	Engaging with fourth wave feminisms
	Intersectionality, globalization, and Indigenous women’s issues
	Unfinished business
	Notes
	References
	Further reading
7 Manning up and manning on: masculinities, hegemonic masculinity, and leisure studies
	Historical and disciplinary roots
	Tensions or challenges within the theoretical perspective
	Seeing things differently: contemporary research with hegemonic masculinity
	Hegemonic masculinity in leisure studies
	Men’s involvement in advancing feminist social justice
	Engaging with fourth wave feminisms
	Unfinished business
	Note
	References
	Further reading
8 The fourth wave: what #MeToo can teach us about millennial mobilization, intersectionality, and men’s accountability
	From a ripple to a tsunami: #MeToo
	Hashtag feminism
	Millennial mobilization: #MeToo in Canada
	Interconnected does not mean intersectional
	Men’s accountability
	Fostering a culture of accountability at UW
	Concluding thoughts
	References
Index